Evening News

The City of Portland’s Parks and Recreation Bureau works with immigrant and refugee communities in a big way. That’s why it’s no surprise that The City of Portland’s Immigrant of the Year, named last week, is Som Subedi, the Park Bureau’s Community Engagement Coordinator... Read more

And now an update from a new KBOO news segment, the White Supremacy Report. Read more

The Direct Action Alliance held a protest yesterday against the Dakota Pipeline, in solidarity with the Water Protectors at Standing Rock. The protest turned into a prayerful gathering to acknowledge the news that the Army Corps of Engineers decided to not grant an easeme... Read more

A nine vehicle caravan left Portland this morning to join the Dakota Access Pipe Line protesters in Standing Rock, North Dakota. Many of the passengers are Native American military veterans.  They are bringing cold weather gear and medical supplies, as well as a strong s... Read more

On May 22, 2006, years of grassroots activism culminated in the permanent shut down of the Trojan Nuclear Reactor near Rainier, Oregon. The 500 foot tower was laced with explosives and blown up by Portland General Electric. Hundreds of people watched, from vantage points... Read more

The Portland city council chambers were packed to capacity yesterday afternoon, with many people sent to an overflow room to watch the proceedings on video. The reason? A hearing on the “do not buy list” recommendations from the city’s socially responsible investment com... Read more

December first marks the beginning of what’s being called a “global month of action” for those in opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline. Protests took place in multiple cities across the globe at banks known to be funding the construction of the crude oil pipeline. Pr... Read more