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Bertrand Bonello crammed so much into this film that it threatens to tear at the seams, but Seydoux’s and MacKay’s chemistry holds it together.
Mayor Wheeler Revises Homeless Plan In Attempt to Avoid Legal Challenges
This time, he may have the support of a commissioner who previously cast the lone "no" vote.
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Asylum Seekers in Portland Could Face Homelessness While They Await a Government Decision
At least 20 families filing for asylum could be out on the street soon, as funds for temporary shelter dry up.
Portlandās Government Transition Team Wants Your Input on Future Council Operations
Charter reform will usher in a wave of new processes and transform how City Council conducts business.
Dev Patel's Directorial Debut Monkey Man Is a Paean to Visceral Movie Violence
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STREET VIEW: Public Transit Safety Concerns Deserve a Thoughtful Response
We can’t just sweep violence under the rug. But a punitive approach to public safety isn’t the way, either.
Despite Funding Windfalls, the Future of the Rose Quarter I-5 Project Remains Uncertain
ODOT says funding for freeway project could transform the Albina neighborhood. Critics say the transportation agency should cap the freeway to restore Albina— no need for more lanes on I-5.
City of Portland to Form a Designated Climate Commission
The Sustainability and Climate Commission will be the missing half of the now-dissolved Planning and Sustainability Commission. Advocates hope it will be an influential voice for strong climate policy.
City, County Leaders Unveil Plans to Cut Homeless Count By Half. Not Everyone Is On Board.
Joint efforts would see about $57 million spent to open 1,000 more shelter beds and a sobering center.
STREET VIEW: Soho House and Portland's Disappearing Public Spaces
The meaning of public space is being tarnished and sanitized for the rich.
Update: Man Stabbed to Death on MAX Train Was Commuting Home From Work
Michael Brady was killed Friday, March 29. The suspect later told police he heard voices and hadn't taken medication for a mental health condition in months.
Portland is Updating its Tree Management Plan, Last Edited in 2004
The city is poised to update its Urban Forest Management Plan, modernizing it for a changing climate and funding landscape.
Sleater-Kinney Gives Hometown Portland the Eras Treatment
Nothing says "We love our fans," like a five-song encore.
Portland Elections Office Finds Zenith Energy Violated City Lobbying Rules
Activists hope the findings will substantiate their concerns about Zenith's operations and promote further action against the oil transport company.
Within Three Years, Five Portland Officers Shot Eight People
Watchdogs, legal groups say repeated deadly force incidents are alarming. Portland Police Bureau says it’s a byproduct of high-risk job assignments.
Food Month Sobrang Sarap, or "Very Delicious," Celebrates Portland-Area Filipino Chefs
Created by three local Filipina women, the "food tour" spans Beaverton to Troutdale and changes weekly.
Mercury Music Picks: Blonde Redhead, Drew McDowell, Xavi, Kath Bloom
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Mayor Wheelerās Office Pledges to Support, Sustain Portland Street Response
Former city commissioner and program founder chastises “poor leadership” for the popular emergency response team’s lack of growth.
At Long Last, Portland's Bike Ridership Is on the Mend. What Now?
After an alarming report last year revealed a major drop in cycling, Portland’s bike advocates want to change the narrative.
Chastity Beltās New Album Live Laugh Love Is Tongue-In-Cheek and Totally Serious
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Portland Police Will Get Premium Pay for Joining New Crowd Control Team
Amid lingering criticisms and lawsuits stemming from the 2020 protests, the city approved a 6 percent pay bump for new public order team officers.
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