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Published
September 1, 2023

Portland City Council expected to appoint new city attorney

Michael Goldman, who has served as the the city's acting corporation counsel since November 2022, was nominated to the permanent post.
Published
July 27, 2023

Dubois vows to bring stability, progress to Portland Police Department

Incoming Chief Mark Dubois set his previous department up for success by cultivating a positive workplace culture, investing in career development and developing strong relationships with city leaders and the public, his co-workers say.
Published
July 18, 2023

Former Portland city councilor enters race for mayor

Justin Costa, a former school board member and city councilor, is the fourth candidate to enter the race.
Published
July 13, 2023

Additional state GA funding should prevent higher tax increase in Portland budget

The city is expected to get about $7.45 million from the state to offset General Assistance costs over the next year.
Published
July 6, 2023

Portland to reopen Baxter Boulevard at end of July

The road has been shut down from Vannah Avenue to Payson Park for more than two years as part of a project to construct an underground storage system for wastewater overflow and storm runoff.

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Published
June 22, 2023

Portland housing office staff to present rent control changes to City Council

A city spokesperson said Thursday that the proposal consists of 'housekeeping amendments,' but supporters of the current rent control ordinance said it could significantly weaken tenant protections.
Published
June 22, 2023

These 4 asylum seekers spent months sleeping on the streets of Portland

Private fundraising efforts are helping the men find shelter for now, but they worry about their long-term housing options as city shelters remain full.
Published
June 14, 2023

Portland voters could see another rent control referendum in November

A group says it has gathered signatures to put rent control on Portland’s ballot again, this time focused on smaller landlords, even as the City Council looks at making changes to the referendum process.
Published
May 30, 2023

Portland’s new city manager settles into the job with a long list of things to do

Danielle West, the first woman to serve in the position, takes over as the city confronts challenges with homelessness, an influx of asylum seekers and persistent staffing shortages.
Published
May 24, 2023

Riverton Park housing complex to undergo major renovations, add affordable units

The $62 million project could get underway next year and includes construction of a new neighborhood center and a 59-unit apartment building, as well as upgrades to existing townhouses.