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Past articles by Anthony:

Portland saw 63 traffic deaths in 2022, matching 2021's 30-year high

People experiencing homelessness represented 19% of the overall traffic fatalities, including 36% of pedestrian fatalities. → Read More

Clatsop County added to governor's homeless emergency declaration

Gov. Tina Kotek declared the state of emergency shortly after taking office, but Clatsop and other coastal counties argued that they had been unfairly left out. → Read More

Yes, Portland uses road salt during snowstorms

Portland is still known — and sometimes mocked — for refusing to use road salt during winter weather, but in recent years, the city has changed its approach. → Read More

Oregon coast train derailment finishes weeklong cleanup effort

The Feb. 10 derailment near Newport spilled an estimated 2,000 gallons of diesel when a locomotive's fuel tank was punctured. → Read More

Portland releases details of dispute with police union over body cameras

The police union wants officers to be able to review footage in all incidents, including when there's a use of police force. The city of Portland disagrees. → Read More

NYT story tells how the FBI pursued an eco-terrorism group's Portland-based spokesman

Investigative reporter Bryan Denson spoke to KGW about his New York Times story and his history with former Earth Liberation Front spokesman Craig Rosebraugh. → Read More

Harriet Tubman Middle School could relocate to KairosPDX campus in new district plan

The school district says a final decision has not yet been made, but it's zeroing in on the former Humboldt Elementary campus as a new home for the middle school. → Read More

Plan to replace water pipes under Willamette River hits snag

The Willamette River Crossing project is intended to replace aging pipes that carry water to downtown Portland and are not expected to survive a major earthquake. → Read More

Oregon bill would extend protections for renters facing eviction

Aimed at preventing homelessness, SB 799 would delay eviction proceedings over unpaid rent for up to 60 days if a tenant has applied for rental assistance. → Read More

Newberg School District rescinds political display ban to settle lawsuit

School board members said the ban was content-neutral, but critics decried it as a thinly-veiled extension of a prior ban that singled out LGBTQ Pride and BLM signs. → Read More

Bendy, green TriMet buses prepare to return to FX-2 Division line

The big, green buses were pulled from service just a few weeks after their debut and replaced with regular buses after TriMet discovered a mechanical defect. → Read More

Gov. Kotek signs executive orders on homelessness, housing

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek signed three executive orders Tuesday aimed at addressing the state's housing and homelessness crisis. → Read More

5 things to know about Oregon's 2023 legislative session

The Oregon Legislature is about to convene for the 2023 session, which will run for nearly six months. Here are the big things to know about this year's session. → Read More

Tolls for new I-5 bridge planned to begin on existing bridge during construction

An earlier financial estimate assumed tolling would start once the replacement bridge was open, but the latest plan switches to "pre-completion" tolls. → Read More

Interstate Bridge replacement project will push for federal funding to meet new $6 billion price tag

The project office says it can still pull together the necessary funding in time for a late 2025 start of construction. → Read More

Portland mayor reassigns city bureaus

Mayor Ted Wheeler said the overhaul would help prepare the city for the transition to the new city manager form of government in 2025. → Read More

Here are the new Oregon laws that go into effect Jan. 1

Twenty of the almost 120 Oregon laws passed this year will go into effect Jan. 1. From workers' compensation to family medical leave benefits, here is a list. → Read More

Tens of thousands still without power Wednesday morning

About 42,000 PGE and Pacific Power customers were still in the dark at about 10 a.m., down from combined peaks of more than 150,000 during Tuesday's storm. → Read More

High winds and waves slam the Oregon coast, bringing flooding

A heavy storm moved through western Oregon Monday and Tuesday, also causing traffic backups and power outages. → Read More

The top stories covered in Portland this year

Here are the 10 stories that captured headlines and readers' attention in Portland and beyond throughout 2022. → Read More