Portland’s Gig Economy Standoff: Pay Caps vs. Market Exit
In the bustling corridors of Portland’s City Hall, a contentious legislative proposal is threatening to reshape the city’s transportation landscape.…
Author: Crystal Miller
Hello, I'm Crystal Miller. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Oregon State University and have a deep passion for entertainment, music, the arts, and politics. Throughout my career, I have been dedicated to exploring and reporting on these diverse areas, bringing insightful and engaging stories to the community. When I'm not writing, I immerse myself in Portland's thriving cultural scene, attending concerts, art exhibits, and political events. This city’s rich artistic and political landscape continuously fuels my enthusiasm and commitment to journalism.
Baker’s Dozen 2026: Portland’s 10th Annual Culinary Toast
Today, April 11, 2026, Portland, Oregon, transforms into the nexus of craft beverage and pastry innovation as the 10th annual…
Baylor vs. Oregon: NCATA Titans Clash for Supremacy
The National Collegiate Acrobatics & Tumbling Association (NCATA) landscape is bracing for a seismic shift as the undefeated No. 1…
Vehicle Plunges into Willamette River After Police Pursuit
The Incident and Police Response A high-speed pursuit through the streets of downtown Portland concluded in a dramatic scene early…
Weekend Watch: Jack Black Takes Over SNL Spotlight
• Jack Black brings his signature comedic energy to host Saturday Night Live this weekend.• The acclaimed musical film Merrily…
Myanmar Junta Chief Tightens Grip with Presidency Move
Myanmar’s military junta leader, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, has been named President of the country by the military-controlled parliament,…
Oregon Virtual School Dropout Rates Alarmingly High
Oregon’s virtual learning landscape is facing a stark reality as recent data highlights that the high school dropout rate for…
Oregon Cannabis Sales Hit 6-Year Low Amid Glut
Oregon’s legal cannabis market is experiencing its worst sales slump in six years, with February 2026 sales dipping below $70 million. A record harvest has led to an oversupply, driving down prices and squeezing businesses.
Oregon Pot Tax Revenue CRASHES as Prices Plummet
Oregon’s marijuana tax revenues have seen a sharp decline due to falling cannabis prices, jeopardizing funding for crucial behavioral health services.
Aloha Plates Land in Cedar Mill: 808 Grinds Opens New Location
Popular Hawaiian restaurant 808 Grinds is expanding its presence in Portland with a new location in Cedar Mill, set to open by June 2026.