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Portland Street Art Alliance Works to Keep Southeast Mural “Art Fills the Void” Out of the Compost Bin of History Reliance on One-Time Funds, Discouraged by Policy, Widened Homeless Budget Gap Portland Teachers' Union Walks Out to Protest Federal Administration Policies, Local Cuts Clackamas County Commissioner Cha

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wweek.com > news > dr-know > 09/05/2026 > why-arent-drop-offs-at-pdx-in-the-same-place-as-pickups

Why Aren’t Drop-Offs at PDX in the Same Place as Pickups?

1+ week, 22+ hour ago   (313+ words) Both the arrival and departure levels are constantly jammed, plus rideshare drivers who are dropping off have to go all the way back down Airport Way to Northeast 82nd and make a U-turn to do a pickup. Wouldn’t dropping off and…...

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wweek.com > news > 09/02/2026 > facing-budget-shortfall-home-forward-plans-to-increase-rent-portions-for-most-residents-and-voucher-holders

Facing Budget Shortfall, Home Forward Plans to Increase Portion of Income Most Clients Pay on Rent

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (537+ words) Home Forward, the city of Portland’s housing authority, plans to increase the portion of income the vast majority of its tenants and voucher holders must pay on rent in an effort to close an estimated $31 million budget gap. Unlike how…...

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wweek.com > news > 09/02/2026 > portland-water-rates-will-climb-as-the-citys-largest-wholesale-customers-disconnect-from-bull-run-reservoir

Portland Water Rates Will Climb as the City’s Largest Wholesale Customers Disconnect From Bull Run Reservoir

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (905+ words) Since June, Gresham residents have been adapting to a new reality: hard, smelly, metallic-tasting tap water. Some online commenters liken it to drinking pool water. But Portlanders—who are subject to exploding water bills thanks to cost overruns at the…...

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wweek.com > news > city > 08/30/2026 > as-i-5-closure-looms-portland-will-consider-paying-trimet-fare-for-city-employees

As I-5 Closure Looms, Portland Will Consider Paying TriMet Fare for City Employees

2+ week, 22+ hour ago   (379+ words) Budget documents show the city and TriMet have negotiated a one-year pilot program that would provide all city employees with full transit coverage, including TriMet buses, MAX and WES trains, and C-Tran local service. An emergency ordinance was added by…...

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wweek.com > news > state > 08/23/2026 > owner-of-la-mota-issued-79-million-in-liens

Owner of La Mota Issued $7.9 Million in Liens

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (185+ words) Aaron Mitchell, owner of the troubled cannabis brand La Mota, recently had more than $7.9 million in tax liens issued against him by the state. The Oregon Department of Revenue issued five tax liens to Mitchell and dozens of his LLCs…...

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wweek.com > news > 08/19/2026 > murmurs-owner-of-la-mota-issued-79-million-in-liens

Murmurs: Owner of La Mota Issued $7.9 Million in Liens

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (945+ words) Willamette Week Murmurs: Owner of La Mota Issued $7.9 Million in Liens In other news: Kalshi hires Oregon lobbyists and gives Rayfield $12,500. OWNER OF LA MOTA ISSUED $7.9 MILLION IN LIENS: Aaron Mitchell, owner of the troubled cannabis brand La Mota, recently…...