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Pearl District homeless shelter faces lawsuit threat over neighborhood conditions

A Pearl District apartment complex has filed a tort claim against the city of Portland, alleging the low-barrier overnight homeless shelter on NW Northrup Street has created nuisance conditions in the surrounding neighborhood.
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Attempts to respark Lloyd Center arise, but setbacks remain

The Northeast Portland mall, once lively, bright and bustling, now thought of as abandoned and desolate. “The mall just isn’t what it used to be,” freshman Zoe Gonzalez said. Without a doubt, Lloyd Center has changed. It’s not your typical run-of-the-mill shopping center anymore; it’s morphed into something...
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The Private Oregon Garden That Feels Like A Botanical Dream

Perched above the Willamette River, Elk Rock Garden feels like a secret world waiting behind garden gates. This remarkable private garden blends natural beauty with artistic design, creating a peaceful escape that feels both intimate and grand. Stone paths wind through rare plants, alpine treasures, and carefully...
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Mission Implausible: SE PDX Student Uncovers Major Water Cost Savings, Saving PCC $1 Million

A student intern at Portland Community College (PCC) was given one mission—find savings on the college’s water usage and billing. The result? Mission accomplished and then some. Eric Brurud’s deep dive into the college’s water billing system is delivering big results for students and taxpayers: $143,000 in ongoing...
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JUDGE SENTENCES PROLIFIC BURGLAR, BIKE THIEF IN PORTLAND TO MORE THAN FOUR YEARS IN...

Portland, OR- Christopher McGinnis pled guilty today to six counts of Burglary in the First Degree and two counts of Theft in the First Degree. Multnomah County Circuit Court Judge Christopher Ramras sentenced McGinnis to 50 months prison (four years and two months) along with three years of post prison supervision.
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Alaska Resident Gets Federal Prison Time in Portland for Stealing More Than $170,000 in...

An Alaskan resident was found guilty on three counts of wire fraud involving more than $172,000 from emergency COVID-19 programs when he appeared before a Portland U.S. District Court judge earlier this week. Tidings Context. Wire fraud means using interstate electronic communications like online forms, emails, or...
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ICE agent in Portland threatened to use deadly force during call with 911 dispatch

PORTLAND, Ore. — "I need someone here now or else I'm going to have to shoot this kid." In a tense 911 call, an agent with Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Northeast Portland warned dispatchers that he would shoot a young man he claimed was following him, yelling and punching his car.
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‘A Tragedy in Every Way’: Five Teenagers Broke Into an Oregon Minister’s Home and...

Five teenagers face felony charges for the murder of a Portland, Oregon, minister who police say was shot in front of his family and died […] ‘A Tragedy in Every Way’: Five Teenagers Broke Into an Oregon Minister’s Home and Shot Him as He Shielded His 4-Year-Old Grandson, Police Say
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PPS Offers Unions Furloughs or Layoffs to Patch $10 Million Midyear Budget Gap

Portland Public Schools is negotiating with several of its labor unions as it looks to patch an unexpected $10 million midyear budget gap, presenting most with the choice to furlough or lay off large numbers of employees. The district has offered unions the options of two furlough days or hundreds...
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A lack of pennies has Oregon store owners asking the state to allow them...

Ever since the U.S. government stopped producing pennies last year, convenience store owner Hammad Warraich has struggled to make change. He was even threatened with a lawsuit from a customer who bought a 99-cent item at his Milwaukie store, River Road Mart, when he couldn’t make the proper change.

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