A woman driving a Prius with “press” written on the side had her car tires slashed and rear window shattered by Portland police as she tried to leave the scene of a heated weekend demonstration on the city’s east side, according to the woman and videos of the encounter. Read more here: https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2020/08/portland-police-smash-window-slash-tires-of-womans-prius-during-protest-dustup-video.html | The Oregonian

Portland police push protesters out of city hall earlier today when an unruly protest ensues after the city council approves police contract. | The Oregonian

Demonstrators marched in downtown Portland on Thursday night to protest recent fatal police shootings around the country. The protests remained peaceful, with no arrests of protestors reported. By midnight, when the marches wound down, police and protestors were exchanging high-fives and candy. | The Oregonian

“There is no place like Sheridan. Never has been, probably never will be.” Sheridan Fruit Company — one of Portland’s oldest independent grocers — is officially shutting up shop after 110 years. On their last day open, we went to talk to some long-time customers as well as current owner, Vince Torchia, about the history and what is next. Click the link to read more: https://www.oregonlive.com/retail/2026/02/no-place-like-sheridan-inside-sheridan-fruit-company-on-the-110-year-old-portland-grocers