Here is KOIN’s report:.

Portland’s massive I-5/Rose Quarter/Albina Neighborhood Project has lost its federal funding ($450 million) due to cuts in spending from the Trump Administration’s new bill. The largely DEI-driven bill, which was advertised by ODOT as a restorative justice development, was.

Rep. Thuy Tran speaking gibberish about firearms, making it apparent that she has little to no knowledge about firearms or the stopping power of certain rounds. We met with Tran when she campaigned to be a rep, and she claimed she was a moderate. Since then, she has championed.

This is just embarrassing. I don’t know what the Democrats Doctors Caucus, but it seems to be populated by a bunch of dorks.

Story from the Oregonian:.

In Hudson’s charging affidavit for 2nd degree murder, a medical examiner found the man who was killed had a fractured skull, a broken neck, gouged eyes, multiple fractured ribs and a large amount of blood in the chest cavity. Hudson admitted to authorities that he “went too far”.

Fight at a homeless encampment on Hayden Island ends in murder charges for one man, reportedly after the accused “gouged the man’s eyes” out. After Fire & Rescue approached via boat after receiving a 911 call from the deceased’s partner, the accused came to rescue staff and.

Gov. Tina Kotek came to the legislature earlier to claim that without the passage of HB 3402 (the watered down version of HB 2025), 600+ ODOT employees would lose their jobs on Monday. Most of these positions are contract based, and they were expected to go away with the known.

In classic cut and stuff democracy, HB 3402 will be replacing HB 2025. HB 3402, a bill that was originally for ODOT studying the uniform standards for speed bumps, will now include some of the increases HB 2025, but not all. For example, a 40 cent increase of the gas tax, will.

Breaking News:. It is with a huge sigh of relief, it appears that HB 2025, the Democrat’s bloated and expensive transportation bill, is dead. This bill was killed by public outcry by voters who are suffering under already high taxes amid a poor state economy. A recent poll.

Who walks through a neighborhood in NW Portland at 23rd and Lovejoy, sees public property, and thinks “I’ll just spray paint my angry propaganda here” — like the rest of us have to live with their tantrum? What gives them that right?. Let’s be honest — most of the people pushing

It’s convenient to expect someone else to do the work instead of ourselves. Many talk about the mail in ballots - but what we never talk about is how many conservatives and non affiliated voters in this state are NOT voting….

Join us saying NO to HB 2025 - no more taxes and fees to Oregon businesses and families! And frankly any representatives that vote for this… I plan to spend my time making sure hundreds of thousands of people know who voted for this reckless package that will further place our.

Yeah, meanwhile I’ve applied to multiple city committees and never even got a callback. The truth is they screen people out if you don’t share their political views. It’s not about community and different perspectives shaping our governing — it’s about controlling a narrative and.

Random stabbing this morning in broad daylight around 90th and SE Stark. No word if assailant has been caught.

House Bill 2025 was amended — but the core issues remain. It’s now an $11 BILLION transportation package, locking in 10 years of taxes and fees that will hurt families and Oregon business. Meanwhile, ODOT still hasn’t earned back public trust — and Oregon’s economy is in no

Here are some of the positions Mamdani has supported in the past. Any of these sound familiar to you, Portland constituents?

Mamdani, a Democrat Socialist, is the likely next mayor of NYC. He will run against the current mayor Eric Adams, who switched his party from Democrat to Independent. Adams is considered a likely long-shot due to various accusations of corruption during his 1st term as mayor.

In most of these jurisdictions, the yes on RCV side raised close to $10 million from out-of-state sources, while the no side generally raised $100k or less. In the AK election, the yes side out-raised the no side by 100 to 1.