Simon Gutierrez
FOX 12 Oregon KPTV
Portland, OR, United States
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Portland Tenants United push for city ordinance to protect against landlord harassment
Advocates for renters in Portland are pushing for more protections against harassing behavior by landlords and property managers. → Read More
Advancements in forensic science changing ways investigators solve cold cases
Advancements in forensic science are changing the way investigators are solving crimes and identifying missing people. → Read More
Families left frustrated as Portland police staffing issues impact overdose investigations
With cases of overdose deaths involving fentanyl stacking up around the Portland area, families of those who died are finding frustration instead of closure. → Read More
Park at your own risk: A look at the security of Portland airport parking lots
Just last year, according to the Port of Portland, airport customers reported more than 100 cars and trucks stolen from airport parking lots. → Read More
Oregon prepares for psilocybin rollout
Oregonians are on the cusp of legal psychedelic experiences. → Read More
Portland Police Bureau makes progress in addressing persistent staffing issues
The Portland Police Bureau is making some progress in addressing its persistent staffing woes. → Read More
4 shootings in 4 months near Portland schools prompt city, school leaders to meet, discuss solutions
After four shootings outside Portland schools in as many months, city and local leaders met Friday with PPS Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero and members of the school board to discuss possible solutions. → Read More
Oregon Food Bank helping Oregonians facing food insecurity
One of the quiet struggles for many Oregonians that can fly under the radar is food insecurity. → Read More
City of Portland struggling with rampant property crime
Thousands of property crimes in Portland are going unsolved, with no punishment for the criminals that commit them. → Read More
Portland police sergeant talks about hiring challenges the bureau is facing
Despite public refrains about problems recruiting new officers, the Portland Police Bureau’s internal hiring statistics paint a different picture of the bureau’s staffing issues. → Read More
Portland Street Response dispatched to more than 3,500 calls since expanding city-wide
In the six months since expanding services city-wide, Portland Street Response has been a noticeable presence in downtown Portland. → Read More
Staffing shortages at Portland Fire Bureau impacting firefighter morale
Persistent staffing issues at the Portland Fire Bureau are eating away at firefighter morale, according to the union that represents them. → Read More
Rent spikes in North Portland ‘affordable’ housing building, tenants say
Dozens of people living in a North Portland apartment building are facing massive rent increases. → Read More
City makes progress on Old Town cleanup; business owners say more still needs to be done
A concerted effort by the City of Portland to clean up Old Town Chinatown appears to be bearing fruit, but business owners say there is work left to be done. → Read More
Group suing Portland says city is violating ADA by allowing tents on sidewalks
Ten Portland residents with disabilities filed a class action lawsuit in federal district court, claiming that the city had violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by permitting homeless persons to set up camp on city sidewalks. → Read More
Gresham charter school hoping to change academic narrative for students of color
Holla School, a public charter school sponsored by the Reynolds School District, serves kids in kindergarten through second grade. → Read More
Oregon school districts continue to struggle with bus driver shortage
As students return to the classroom, school districts around Oregon continue to struggle with a shortage of bus drivers to ferry them to and from school. → Read More
Many Oregon school districts facing shortage of substitute teachers
Heading into the new school year, Oregon school districts are facing a severe shortage of substitute teachers. → Read More
‘Preschool for All’ program to help hundreds of families in Multnomah County
Hundreds of families in Multnomah County stand to benefit from free childcare under the county’s new Preschool for All program. → Read More
Oregon power companies investing in wildfire mitigation strategies
Two power companies explain how they're getting ahead of the risk of wildfires. → Read More