SALEM, Ore. – President Donald Trump has approved a major disaster declaration for Oregon, making federal aid available to support recovery efforts following severe weather earlier this year. The declaration, announced by the Federal Emergency Management …
“There is no quick solution to any of the work before us,” Mayor Keith Wilson said. “We do, however, have all the ingredients needed to repair, restore and revitalize Portland.” The NW Examiner requested an interview with Mayor Keith Wilson last month for …
Joe McAvoy says politics should not get in the way of a solution to the crisis at hand. I heard him before I saw him. Rosie and I were enjoying our 5 p.m. “‘constitutional”—my Old Fashioned and her bowl of water—at a sidewalk table outside of McMenamins …
Lesser goldfinches were once restricted to the south-western portions of the United States – they are common in California and Texas. The birds are present in areas of Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico and range into Central America as well. Now, the …
We’ve grown used to boatloads of hype in dealer ads, but here’s one that took us by surprise: A Jeep dealer in Gresham, Oregon, is offering an electric 2025 Jeep Grand Wagoneer S for 99 cents per month. And no, this isn't a fat-finger mistake by an …
Neighborhoods are expected to accommodate overnight homeless shelters in their midst as the first step in overcoming the city’s most vexing crisis. Inserting enough of these shelters would fulfill Mayor Keith Wilson’s core campaign promise to eliminate …
Here’s one for the littlest readers and budding Examiner followers. Our game is about the creatures all around us. Some say NW Portland and Pearl kids are nature-deprived, but we know that’s just suburban smack talk. The following shots are a selection …
Neighbors mingled with Portland Police officers, park rangers and one local City Council member at Couch Park last night. The event, called Games in the Park, was organized by Max Steele and Friends of Couch Park to demonstrate that support for policing …
The Family Access Network (FAN) received a $15,000 grant from Les Schwab to kick start the upcoming school year. $7,500 of the grant will be spent in Crook County, where Les Schwab has deep roots, with the remaining $7,500 going towards children in need …
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