Suspect In Copper Theft Ring Allegedly Processed Over $487,000 In Stolen Metal
Authorities in Oregon say a “key suspect” was arrested this month, following “numerous” other arrests in connection with a “widespread copper theft operation.” The Portland Police Bureau said 55-year-old Dedri White was arrested on March 19 and charged with theft in the first degree, money laundering, criminal...
Man accused in deadly Portland stabbing expected to be found guilty except for insanity
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A resolution is expected Friday afternoon in the case of a man accused in a violent two-day crime spree that left a man dead and an elderly woman badly injured. According to court records obtained by KATU, Kalil Clifford Ford, 24, has a GEI stipulated-facts...
The hidden divide in Portland’s homelessness crisis
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Downtown Portland’s struggles with homelessness remain highly visible, but new data shows the crisis does not affect all residents equally — particularly people of color. The findings are part of KATU’s ongoing series, “A Year in Downtown,” which tracks changes in a section...
The Best Sushi In Oregon Is Hiding In This Unassuming Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant
Some of life’s greatest treasures come wrapped in the most humble packaging, and Saburo’s Sushi House in Portland proves this delicious truth every single day. This tiny Southeast Portland restaurant has lines stretching around the block for one simple reason: the sushi is absolutely extraordinary. You know that...
ICE and Fire: Roseburg protests agency, Portland welcomes new team
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HISTORY: Evolution of the Southeast Portland grocery shopping experience
Most consumers today don’t remember, and cannot imagine, a time when there were no grocery store chains. Despite that, Americans are still intrigued by the “mom and pop” individually-owned grocery stores of the past. Some of us remember them because of stories told to us by our...
NFIB lawsuit: 2009 Emissions Rule
EPA’s elimination of the 2009 Endangerment Finding will reduce energy costs for Main Street. WASHINGTON, D.C. (March 20, 2026) – The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), the nation’s leading small business advocacy organization, filed a motion to intervene in the case American Public Health Association...
Clark County home prices surpass those in most areas of Rose City
Recent data shows that buyers are paying just as much or more for housing in some pockets of Clark County than in Portland. “It’s all about supply and demand,” said Mike Lamb, real estate broker for Windermere Stellar. “We can’t supply the demand, so basic economics says prices are going to go up.”
Hammer Mayhem At Pete’s Market As Downtown Tensions Boil Over
Police say a 34-year-old man turned a quick stop at Pete’s Market in downtown Portland into a frightening scene when he pulled out a hammer, threatened shoppers and used a racial slur toward another customer. Store employees told officers the man also smashed a sales computer before police moved in and detained him....
‘I think Portland has a P.R. problem’: New York Times publishes guide on life...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Portland may be “weird, but life is good,” according to The New York Times. As of Wednesday morning, the “Living In” column of the daily newspaper’s real estate section included an overview of the Rose City — informing newcomers and potential residents on what to expect.
