City and state regulators dismissed complaints that Mitch Green used public resources to boost his District 4 reelection bid.

A council committee backs a resolution urging the city to skip secret nondisclosure deals with data center developers, though it stops short of a ban.

Facing a HUD probe and a disabled applicant's lawsuit, Multnomah County deleted three survey questions tied to race and orientation from its housing tool.

The 160-page plan pairs union job protections with a decade-long push to shield frontline neighborhoods from heat and smoke.

A federal appeals court says Portland State may have punished Cal Jamison McCollough for his anti-vaccine views, not just his crude language.

Subcontractors say they're owed millions after Benson Polytechnic's $410 million rebuild blew past its original $269 million budget.

The International School of Beaverton picks students by lottery, not test scores, yet still posts a 100% graduation rate.

Mayor Denyse McGriff wants Clackamas County to follow Multnomah and Washington counties. Vape shop owners say flavors are up to 60% of their sales.

The measure would enshrine hunting, fishing and farming rights in Oregon's constitution — but backers still need over 160,000 signatures.

City Operations hired contractors who couldn't even access the payroll system they were supposed to fix, Auditor Simone Rede found.

Mayor Keith Wilson is endorsing candidates to break City Hall's 6-6 deadlock, starting with Kellie Torres in District 3.

Allison Roberts says a trespass order kept her from her child's elementary graduation after she protested a gender-identity lesson.

A PAC took $10,000 checks from developers to fund Sharon Meieran's platform-defining plan, well above the county's $603 donor cap.