The public school district in Seattle is suing the tech giants behind TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Snapchat, seeking to hold them accountable for the mental health crisis among youth. Seattle Public Schools filed the lawsuit Friday in U.S. District Court
READ MORENicole Morrisey O’Donnell was elected in May and succeeds former Sheriff Mike Reese, who could not seek reelection because of term limits.
READ MOREAs eviction rates surge, Multnomah County voters will consider guaranteeing legal representation for tenants.
READ MOREPortland native David Ferguson plans the opening of Joe Brown’s Lounge in the same building.
READ MOREA winter storm that brought powerful wind gusts to Oregon on Tuesday caused at least two fatal car accidents that left four people dead, preliminary police investigations have found.
READ MOREIn all four cases, the sheriff’s office says someone forced their way into the fenced area surrounding the substations and damaged equipment to cause a power outage.
READ MOREAuthorities from Seattle to Portland, Oregon, have said one of their biggest concerns amid the cold front is ensuring that homeless people living on the streets have access to shelter.
READ MOREVolunteers from the neighborhood formerly known as Central Area use digital technology and film to create living library of Black history.
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