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New Avenues for Youth Offers Wraparound Services for Homeless Youth
New Battle in Portland’s ‘War on Hip Hop’
New Biden Ads Feature Hip-Hop, R&B Icons
New Bill Proposes Holocaust Education for Oregon Schools
New Black Officers and Court Officials Rethinking Policing
New Catholic Report: Bishops Say Gays Have Gifts to Offer Church
New CEO Named to Boys & Girls Clubs of Portland Metro
New Chief Shares New Vision
New Cleveland High Principal Looks Ahead
New Community Themed Mural Unveiled at Portland Fire & Rescue
New Congress Gavels, More Diverse, Ready to Confront Trump
New County Hire Aims to Build Trust, Transparency Between Community and Public Safety Officials
New Data Report Shows Racial Opportunity Gap Hurts Washington Children
New De La Salle President is Already Proud of His Students
New Democratic National Committee Chair is Tom Perez
New Details Emerge in Timeline of U.S. Capitol Insurrection
New Distracted Driving Law Takes Effect in October
New District Attorney Cites Limited Resources, Democracy in Decision to Dismiss Many Charges Against Protesters
New Energy and Jobs Report Shows Growth, Less Diverse Workforce
New Federal Policies and Changes Pose Threats to College Access for Students of Color
New Film Brings Home the Personal Power of Voting
New Focus on Minority Voting After Brown's Death
New GOP Plan: Hold Kids Longer at Border, but With Parents
New Greenway in NE – But Where?
New Hate Crime Law Kicks In
New Hires at the RNC Ready to Court the Black Vote
New Hope for Lifers Sentenced as Children
New House Panel Created to Track Aid Dollars, Virus Response
New I-5 Bridge Replacement Program Leader to Center Equity in Planning
New Initiative to Boost Black Students’ Success
New Jersey Law Enforcement Tackles Superbowl Sex Trafficking
New Jersey Supreme Court Says Hip Hop Lyrics Misused as Evidence
New Law Aims to Curb Police Profiling
New Law Makes It Easier to Remove Racist Restrictions From Property Deeds
New Laws and Rulings Could Cause Election Day Confusion
New Lawsuit Filed Against U.S. Department of Homeland Security in Response to Removal of Temporary Protective Status for Haitian Immigrants
New Lecture Series Honors Dr. Norval Unthank
New Liver Transplant Rules Begin Amid Fight Over Fairness
New Mayor of London Sadiq Khan Rose from Working Class
New Misconduct Accusations Roil Kavanaugh Nomination
New Miss America Glad She Didn't Have to Don Swimsuit to Win
New Museum of African American Music Calls for Art Submissions
New NAACP Leader Promises More Political Action
New NAACP President JoAnn Hardesty on Civil Rights Now
New Oregon Law Requires Cage-Free Commercial Eggs by 2024
New Orleans and Gulf Residents Remember Katrina Disaster
New Orleans Celebrates as Last Confederate Statue Removed
New Orleans Shooting Leaves Three Dead Seven Wounded
New Orleans Takes Down White Supremacist Monument
New Orleans to Remove Confederate Monuments
New Photos: People's Champion Charles Jordan, 1937-2014
New Podcast Shares Perspectives of Immigrant Youth
New Poll Reveals COVID-19's Impacts on African American Communities
New Portland Activities and Athletics League to Provide Services to East County Youth
New Portland Juneteenth Focus Links Africa, Afro-America
New Portland Police Chief Announced
New Portland Police Chief Talks Trust, Recruitment
New Portland School Board Chair and Vice Chair Discuss Problems, Opportunities of Coming Year
New Portland Winter Shelter to Open This Evening
New Program Qualifies Foreign Nurses to Work in Oregon
New Projects on MLK
New PSA Promotes Oregon’s New Bias and Hate Law
New Rallying Call for 2020 Democrats: 'Abolish ICE'
New Regulations Put Financial Strain on Childcare Providers
New Report Analyzes Impact of Oregon’s Automatic Voter Registration
New Report Reveals Racial Discrimination by Auto Dealerships
New Report Will Fuel Debate Over Closing Guantanamo Prison
New Retirement Plan Marketplace Launched
New Rule by The U.S. Department of Education Would Misdirect $11M from Oregon Public Schools
New Rule Stops Banks From Risky Trading
New Self-Defense Organization Offers Training to Youth in Multnomah County
New Series of 10 Vanport Documentaries Planned
New Solar-Paneled Tiny Houses Erected at Dignity Village
New Study: Blacks Feel Ignored by the Democratic Party
New System Makes It Easier to Report Profiling
New Treasurer Steps In At Multnomah Dems
New Urban League President Talks Future, Elections and Community
New Vaccine Scheduling Opportunities Open
New York Campaign Gets Rowdy Ahead of Vote
New York Carib News Leads U.S. and Caribbean Collaborative Efforts
New York City Police Target Subway Acrobats for Charges
New York City Wrestles with Surge of Violent Police Clashes
New York Joins California in Locking Down Against the Virus
New York sues President Trump's charitable foundation
New York to Get 1,100 Ventilators Helped by China and Oregon
New York to Shut Down as it Becomes Next Virus Hot Spot
New Zealand's History of Gun Ownership Could be Upended
Newest US Citizens Have Ceremony at Historic Fort Clatsop
Newly Elected Chicago Mayor: Victory Means 'A City Reborn'
Newspapers Across the Nation Support Clinton but do Endorsements Matter?
Newsrooms Still Lack Women and Individuals of Color
Next on Michelle Obama's Journey: Figuring Out Next Steps
NFL 2014: Seahawks Dominate Green Bay 36-16
NFL Case Sparks Debate on Spanking
NFL Owners Adopt New Policy to Address Anthem Protests
NFL Players Highlight Reasons for Anthem Protest
Nia Long: ‘The Single Moms Club’ Interview
Nicholas Johnson Becomes Princeton’s First Black Valedictorian
Nielsen Report 2015: African American Spending Power Reaches Over One Trillion Dollars
Nielsen Report: African American Incomes are Rising

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