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Zone still gone, but Potter pledges prostitution prosecution
A year after Portland City Council stripped cops of their street prostitution-fighting "Prostitution Free Zone" ordinance, street sex has exploded along 82nd Avenue.
Woman killed after car hits light pole
A 26-year-old woman was killed when her car struck a light pole in northwest Portland Friday night.
Portland man killed in Beaverton wreck
Police believe a man ran a red light and crashed into a pickup at a Beaverton intersection, killing the other driver early Monday.
City to Pay $200,000 for Police Slaying of Dennis Young
The City Council will vote Wednesday on a $200,000 settlement for the family of Dennis Young, killed by Portland Police Lt.
9,200 attend Portland Marathon
An estimated 9,200 people hit the streets for the 2008 Portland Marathon Sunday.
Eastmoreland neighbors appeal Reed College victory on use of Parker House mansion
A years-long dispute over a mansion across from Reed College isn't over yet. A leader of the Eastmoreland Neighborhood Association is asking the Portland City Council to overturn a decision that would allow ...
Police Seize Taser, Handgun And Cocaine In Drug Arrests
The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency says police have arrested three people and seized nine ounces of cocaine, cash, and a handgun and Taser in Portland.
Mayor Tom Potter announces $200,000 settlement to family of man shot by police lieutenant
Portland Mayor Tom Potter announced today that at his direction, the city has agreed to a $200,000 settlement with the family of Dennis Young, who was shot to death on Jan.
Police seek man after domestic dispute, shooting in SE Portland
A 20-year-old man wanted in connection with a late afternoon domestic disturbance and shooting eluded a police during a four-hour search in Southeast Portland.
Great time to check out season transformation
Oregon's rural and urban forests are starting their amazing fall transformation as foliage on trees and plants leaves change color.
Portland agrees to settle police victim's death
Portland Mayor Tom Potter says the city has agreed to pay $200,000 to the mother and two sons of a man shot to death by a Portland police officer.
Task force dissenters say new dog kennel law has no teeth
Picture it: you've been living in idyllic Columbia County for five years, enjoying the peace and quiet when the new neighbors move in with their dogs - all 70 of them.
The Portland Police Bureau's Special Emergency Response Team was scrambled out to Powell Boulevard for a case involving gunshots Thursday afternoon, police said.
Portland Greek Festival comes to life
The 57th Portland Greek Festival comes to life this weekend with lots of traditional food, music, dance and shopping.
Meltdown gums up the works for Oregon bonds
The Wall Street meltdown has made its way to Main Street in Oregon - or, in Portland's case, Naito Parkway.
Troutdale woman arrested in Dottya s robbery
Troutdale Police arrested a local woman in connection with the armed robbery of Dotty's at 27054 S.E. Stark St.
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I spent a lot of time at last year's Portland Jazz Festival. Not only was it packed with fine, adventurous music , but it unveiled the Portland Jazz Orchestra as a year-round, fest-supported ensemble.
Criminal trial over death of nursing home patient opens
Opening statements began today in the trial of a nursing-home supervisor accused of waiting five days before sending a 59-year-old resident to the hospital even though prosecutors say she was screaming in pain ...