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3 days ago | katu.com | Victor Park

TOPICS:PortlandBudgetShortfallOne-time fundsMayor WilsonFinancialConcernCouncil PresidentAs Portland grapples with a nearly $100 million budget shortfall, Mayor Keith Wilson's proposed budget has sparked concern among city leaders. Council President Elana Pirtle-Guiney criticized the mayor's plan, which relies on one-time funds that will not be available next year.

4 days ago | katu.com | Victor Park

The city of Beaverton is grappling with a significant budget shortfall, prompting plans to cut funding across several departments, including the police force, library, and public works. The city is facing a $10.7 million deficit in its general fund, according to the city manager. Earlier this week, a proposed $500 million budget was unveiled, detailing the cuts.

6 days ago | kcby.com | Victor Park

As millions celebrated the announcement of the first American pope, one Portland Catholic priest was cheering on his former classmate. Pope Leo XIV made history at the Vatican, Thursday, as thousands gathered at St. Peter's Square. While the bells tolled in Rome, the cellphones rang at The Grotto in Northeast Portland. “They all want to know, 'Do I know him? What's he like? Will he be good for us?'” Father Michael Guimon told KATU, referencing the many calls he received.

6 days ago | katu.com | Victor Park

As millions celebrated the announcement of the first American pope, one Portland Catholic priest was cheering on his former classmate. Pope Leo XIV made history at the Vatican, Thursday, as thousands gathered at St. Peter's Square. While the bells tolled in Rome, the cellphones rang at The Grotto in Northeast Portland. “They all want to know, 'Do I know him? What's he like? Will he be good for us?'” Father Michael Guimon told KATU, referencing the many calls he received.

6 days ago | kval.com | Victor Park

As millions celebrated the announcement of the first American pope, one Portland Catholic priest was cheering on his former classmate. Pope Leo XIV made history at the Vatican, Thursday, as thousands gathered at St. Peter's Square. While the bells tolled in Rome, the cellphones rang at The Grotto in Northeast Portland. “They all want to know, 'Do I know him? What's he like? Will he be good for us?'” Father Michael Guimon told KATU, referencing the many calls he received.