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Colin Kaepernick and 49ers Teammate Kneel During National Anthem
Colombia in Unchartered Territory with Peace Deal's Defeat
Colorado and Nevada Join California, Oregon, and Washington in Western States Pact
Colorado Votes to Abolish Slavery, Finally
Colorful Columbia Sportswear Co. Chairwoman Gert Boyle Dies
Colorful Self-Made Billionaire H. Ross Perot Dies at 89
Colorism Reveals Many Shades of Prejudice in Hollywood
Comedian and Civil Rights Activist Dick Gregory Dies at 84
Comedian Charlie Murphy, Brother of Eddie, Dies at 57
Comedian Katt Williams Jailed on Assault Charges in Oregon
Comedy Icon Jerry Lewis Dies at 91
Comey Says He Was Fired Because of Russia Investigation
Commanding Officers’ Union Files Complaint, Grievance After Furor Over Texts
Commissioner Fish Announces Intent to Resign
Commissioner Smith Educates Seniors on Opioid Use
Commissioner Smith Responds to Investigation
Common Core Results Show Goals were not Met
Communities in Crisis: An Argument for Raiford for Mayor
Community Criticizes Changes to the Citizen Review Committee
Community Groups Oppose the EPA Portland Harbor Cleanup Plan
Community Groups Take on Culturally-Specific Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Community Leaders Heartened By Portland Response To Proud Boys Rally
Community Members Invited to Apply for Portland Committee for Community-Engaged Policing
Community Mourns Death of Young Musician, Man of Faith
Community Rallies Around Family After Bear Spray Attack
Community Rallies Around KairosPDX
Community Surprised at Police Chief’s Departure, Concerned by Quick Replacement
Community Weighs in on Possible Jefferson Overhaul
Companies Mixed Response to Juneteenth Holiday
Company Says Drug Proved Effective Against Virus in US Study
Concern in Haiti Over Emerging Condition Linked to Zika
Concerns Raised Over Trump's Stock in Dakota Access Oil Pipeline
Confederate Symbols Prove Difficult to Remove in Many States
Confirmed Candidates Running for Portland Public Schools Board
Confirmed Case of Measles in Traveler to Portland Metro Area
Confirmed ID's on Mystery Fashion Models from 1975
Confusion Besets New Police Reform Laws in Washington State
Congo Clears the Way for 72 Adoptions After 2-year Wait
Congo Exhibit Shows at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art
Congress Approves Medal of Honor for Black Soldier
Congress Bids Tearful Farewell to 'Sweet Elijah' Cummings
Congress Blocks Rule Barring Mentally Impaired From Guns
Congress Deadlocked on Policing Reform Bill
Congress Makes Lynching a Federal Crime, 65 Years After Till
Congress Returns to McConnell's Legislative 'Graveyard'
Congress Returns With New Agenda on Supreme Court and Healthcare
Congress Ushers in New Era of All-Republican Rule
Congressional Black Caucus Comes Out Fighting
Congressional Black Caucus Members to Join Biden Administration
Congressional Leaders Seek to End Sexual Harassment
Congressman John Lewis Says Cancer is His Latest Battle
Congresswoman Wilson is a Long Time African Affairs Expert
Conservative Backlash Threatens to Sink New GOP Health Bill
Conservatives Claim Momentum to Oust House GOP Incumbents
Conservatives Pressure 2016 GOP Candidates
Conservatives Reign Supreme as Court Begins "Momentous" Year
Consider Applying for the PCCEP: Portland Needs You
Constantin Severe Resigns as Independent Police Review Director
Constantin Severe Speaks
Constitutional Crisis Looms Over Federal Agents in Portland
Construction Dangers on Your Block?
Consultants: Ordered Training of Police Unit ‘Disappointing’
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is in Double Trouble
Contras and Drugs, Three Decades Later
Contrasts Abound for 2 Black Women in Chicago Mayoral Runoff
Controversial Washington Lawmaker Spreads Views Across West
Conventions Over Clinton and Trump Campaign in Rust Belt
Convicts are Returning to Farming – Anti-immigrant Policies are the Reason
Cooling Center to Open in Gresham Tuesday Through Thursday
Cooling Centers to open in Multnomah County Saturday, Sunday
Cooling Shelter to Remain Open Evenings Through Thursday
Cop Hired Amid Fatal Tigard Shooting Probe Fired
Coronavirus Aid Package Stalls in Congress
Coronavirus has Created a State of Emergency for Black America
Coronavirus Quarantines and Your Legal Rights: 4 Questions Answered
Coronavirus Vaccine Test Opens With 1st Doses in Seattle
Corporate America Increasingly Avoids Gun-Industry Business
Cosby Wants Other Accusers to Take Competency, Memory Tests
Cosby Wants to Block Accusers, But Show Settlement to Jury
Cosby's Drugs-Sex Admission Could Aid Women's Cases
Could Portland Adopt Municipal Broadband?
Council Adopts ‘Charles Jordan Standard’
Council Approves New Police Contract
Council Votes on Inclusionary Housing
Counter-Protesters File Civil Rights Suit Against Portland
County Adopts Gladys McCoy Standard
County Creates New Fund to Diversify Construction Trades
County Elections Unveil New Voting Center in Gresham
County Expands Cooling Centers, Hours Ahead of Dangerous Weekend Heat
County Extends Rent Grace Period for Tenants Who Have Applied for Assistance
County Investigation into Commissioner Smith Reaches Conclusion
County Library Jumpstarts Initiative to Support Black Families
County Makes Deadline to Combat Racism in Workforce
County Proclaims Crime Victims' Rights Week
County Settles with Tillman, Joanne Fuller Retires
County Tests for Lead Levels
County’s First Afrocentric Women’s Transition Home to Open in Gresham
County’s Homeless Population Increases by 10 Percent
County’s Most Vulnerable Seniors Receive Rent Vouchers
Couple Draw Guns at Crowd Heading to St. Louis Mayor's Home

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