Nearly 100 vehicles damaged in overnight vandalism

UPDATE • Four dozen incidents reported in Lake Oswego neighborhoods and about 50 more in SW Portland

By Kara Hansen Murphey / The Lake Oswego Review Fri, Feb 3, 2012
Updated 4.8 hours ago

An overnight car vandalism spree hit neighborhoods in Lake Oswego, Mountain Park and Southwest Portland early Friday, damaging dozens of …

OHSU study points to advances in stroke treatment

By Peter Korn /
The Portland Tribune
Fri, Feb 3, 2012

A new procedure to help people in the crucial first hours after they have suffered strokes may soon be the standard of care, according to an Oregon …

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Commons project drinks in research

By Peter Korn /
The Portland Tribune
Thu, Feb 2, 2012

Portland housing officials took note last week of a new study from Seattle appearing to show that controversial Housing First policies, such as those …

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Fatal shooting may stem from custody battle By Christina Lent / The Beaverton Valley Times Thu, Feb 2, 2012 A memorial service will be held Saturday for 22-year-old Ryan Lee Johnson, who was fatally shot Jan. 26 outside the Bales Thriftway in Aloha. The …

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Hazing tradition continues in silence

By Jennifer Anderson /
The Portland Tribune
Fri, Feb 3, 2012

One of the public’s most common associations with hazing might be the classic scene from “Animal House.” But in real life, …

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Auto show drives in ‘home run’ attendance By Jim Redden / Pamplin Media Group Thu, Feb 2, 2012 The luckiest person at the 2012 Portland International Auto Show was Tualatin resident Mark Edstrom. He won a new Honda Accord at the New Car …

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Report: Foreclosures keep Portland-area home prices down

By Steve Law /
Pamplin Media Group
Thu, Feb 2, 2012

Portland-area home sale prices in December were 2.4 percent lower than a year earlier, and they were 3.4 percent lower in November than the prior …

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- Rough political waters toss utility panel

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- City settles Campbell shooting case for $1.2 million

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- Woman hit by pickup on Scholls Ferry Road dies

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- Gladstone cop fired over porn, fraud allegations

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- Police face discrimination lawsuit

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- Beaverton School Board interviews candidates for open seat

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- PCC, PSU renew ‘streamlined’ co-admission agreement

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- Funds missing from Kelly Creek Elementary School Parent-Teacher Club

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Sources say • Bonamici wins, local issues lose

The Portland Tribune
Thu, Feb 2, 2012

Suzanne Bonamici’s resounding defeat of Rob Cornilles Tuesday night is good news for national Democratic Party leaders, but might be bad news …

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Q & A with Bill Schonely By Peter Korn / The Portland Tribune Thu, Feb 2, 2012 Who says sports announcing can’t be a contact sport? Not Bill Schonely, longtime Portland Trail Blazers announcer, now a team ambassador and …

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Port green lights coal export projects

By Stover E. Harger III / The South County Spotlight
Wed, Feb 1, 2012

The Port of St. Helens green-lighted plans from two coal export companies to ship millions of tons of coal through the county during a packed public …

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Aloha community remembers Ryan Johnson By Christina Lent / The Beaverton Valley Times Thu, Feb 2, 2012 Ryan Lee Johnson’s father looked out into a sea of faces lit by flickering candles Saturday and knew his family was not alone in its …

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- He's got the voice

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- Setting the tone for young musicians

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- Clackamas firm wins $5M city-of-Portland bid

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- Reynolds High principal placed on unpaid leave

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- Macpherson jumps at Lake Oswego mayor’s post

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- Oregon joins states’ foreclosure fight

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- TriMet task force recommends new fare structure, increases

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