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Meet District 3 City Council Candidate Tom Sollitt

An adoptee from South Korea who grew up in Corvallis.

Front PagePeoplePolitics

February 20, 2026

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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City Council cold on robotaxi bill as lawmakers set vote for next week

Portland worries about lack of regulation.

Front PageLegislationPolitics

February 9, 2026

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

74 Comments


The bills I’m tracking this legislative session

16 bills worth watching.

Front PageLegislationPolitics

February 6, 2026

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

44 Comments


District 3 councilors talk transportation at City Club forum

District 3 is at the heart of Portland’s bike network and is home to some of our busiest bikeways.

Front PagePolitics

February 6, 2026

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

66 Comments


Lawmakers eye Safe Routes to School funding to backfill maintenance hole

They wouldn’t come for the kids’ money, would they?

Front PagePolitics

January 22, 2026

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

20 Comments


Kotek calls for repeal of transportation bill

And she debuted a new slogan: “redirect, repeal, and rebuild.”

Front PagePolitics

January 7, 2026

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

114 Comments


Raymond Lee confirmed as Portland’s city administrator

Lee faces a daunting task, but showed no signs of backing down.

Front PagePolitics

December 11, 2025

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

23 Comments


Opinion: Oregon faces dead end if Republicans lead transportation conversation

With paltry gains likely headed for the ballot, it’s time for Democrats to stand up and fight back.

Front PageOpinionPolitics

November 19, 2025

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

145 Comments


Mamdani election a massive win for urbanism and healthy cities

He’s an unabashed lover of buses and bikes with a massive mandate.

Front PagePolitics

November 5, 2025

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

100 Comments


Councilor Dunphy: Three deaths in one night is ‘too much to bear’

“It is unacceptable, and it cannot happen again.”

Front PageNewsPolitics

October 30, 2025

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

100 Comments


‘No’ vote an ominous first for Interstate Bridge project

While it was just a procedural step, Commissioner Jeff Baker was not having it.

Front PagePoliticsProjects

October 30, 2025

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

58 Comments


In emotional speech, Earl Blumenauer urges city planners to go it alone

“We control the land use. We price the curb,” said the former U.S. Congressman.

Front PagePolitics

October 27, 2025

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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