Wheeler announces 90-day reset plan to fix Central … Local businesses, fed up with break-ins, vandalism and safety issues in the Central Eastside are bringing their concerns to mayor Ted Wheeler.
‘I want the whole city back’: Portlanders still seeking … In the latest chapter of a book that doesn’t seem to have a satisfying resolution, business and community leaders are once again coming together to say they are tired of feeling unsafe in Portland.
Portland activist talks charter reform, policing, … Candace Avalos is one of the most engaged citizen advocates in Portland, having served on the Charter Review Commission that changed city government and chaired the Citizen’s Review Committee.
City of Portland’s new dashboard shows reported homeless … HUCIRP launched the dashboard in late December.
Portland Accountability Commission shares 2022 policing … Portland city leaders heard Wednesday from a citizen’s committee on ways to improve policing.
Portland, Metro housing bonds show progress A record number of voter approved affordable housing projects opened in the region in 2022. They were funded by bond measures passed by voters in Portland and Metro, the elected regional government that serves the urbanized portions of Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties.
Tribune quizzes Mayor Ted Wheeler on his plan for … Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler, along with Portland City Commissioner Dan Ryan, has proposed the largest and most expansive plan yet to address homelessness in the city.
Former Portland Mayor Sam Adams resigns from Wheeler’s … Adams disclosed that he had been suffering from chronic anemia for the past year.
Gov. Kotek signs three executive orders to address … In her first full day as Oregon’s executive chief, Gov. Tina Kotek held a press conference on Tuesday, during which she signed three executive orders to address the state’s housing and homelessness crises.
Oregon Senate Majority Whip on legislative priorities … The Oregon legislature formally convenes on January 17 with many critical issues on the agenda.
