Sprawling across the entire west side of the Willamette River and scooping up the leafy eastside neighborhoods of Eastmoreland, Reed and Sellwood, the new Portland City Council District 4 is a study in contradictions, even for the 30 candidates vying for its three seats.

The measure would require officials to implement the voting system by 2028.

Mark Shull, 72, of Sandy, captured 37% of the vote in the May primary; Melissa Fireside, 43, of Lake Oswego, took 36%, setting up the runoff Nov. 5.

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Enjoy this last gasp of summer-like weather as next week is looking wet.

The owner of a 2017 Toyota Camry was forced out of his car at gunpoint in North Portland on Sept. 26, according to his family and court records.

Klamath Falls Mayor Carol Westfall said Negasi Zuberi found her listing of the home for rent on Craigslist.

The man they shot was a suspect in multiple armed robberies.

A third robbery suspect escaped the barrage of bullets, Portland police say.

But it’s not just the best pizzerias that have changed. It’s also the diversity.

A La Niña winter, “tends to be wet, wetter and snowier for the Pacific Northwest.”

The baby’s mom allegedly told police she’d already lost custody of her first three children because of her drug addiction.

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