Protests at Portland State University library over Gaza resulted in arrests and property damage, including graffiti and broken fixtures. Despite police intervention, the occupation persisted for nearly four days.

Seattle proclaims May as Bike Everywhere Month, encouraging residents to cycle more with events, resources for bike maintenance, and bike sharing options for a greener commute.

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A Portland home fire containing a large amount of ammunition forced firefighters to retreat and fight the blaze defensively after the ammo began discharging.

Portland State University has reopened following the clearance of pro-Palestinian protesters from its library, leading to arrests and a public appeal to identify suspects. Cleanup efforts continue as the campus seeks to return to normalcy.

A 5-year-old Portland boy, Tra’Veon Lewis, was found safe after a suspected kidnapping, with a woman facing charges.

Protests at Portland State University over Gaza escalated into a library occupation resulting in damage and vandalism, with multiple arrests made and city officials condemning the actions.

Police at PSU arrested 30 after clearing the library again from trespassers who had returned, faced barricades, and crowd hostility, resulting in injuries and ongoing investigations.

Urban Alchemy, a nonprofit operating Portland shelters, didn’t register its lobbying efforts with the city in 2022, violating rules, city auditors report.

The final debate in the Multnomah County DA race saw incumbent Mike Schmidt and challenger Nathan Vasquez clash over protest-related charge dismissals and Measure 110 implications.

Portland officials condemn recent vandalism and pledge prosecution for those culpable, while supporting peaceful expression and enhancing law enforcement collaboration.

Pro-Palestinian protests in downtown Portland led to vandalism and reports of violence, with a woman recounting an assault after a march. PSU closed due to protests, and police stress commitment to accountability amid tensions.

The Oregon Court of Appeals upheld Washington County's ban on flavored tobacco, impacting local sales and aiming to reduce youth addiction and targeted marketing.