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A Multnomah County grand jury returned a "not true bill" Monday, declining to bring criminal charges against Portland Police Officer Justin Raphael for a Dec. 8, 2019 shooting.

Rosalía's first single of 2020 favors acoustic guitar over trap-inflected pop production, reassuring that her artistry is still rooted in the Andalusia region of Spain.

Mercy Corps has worked on turning local community centers into “resilience hubs” with solar panels, emergency kits and disaster preparedness training.

You can find Frida Kahlo’s image all over the Bay Area. The Mexican painter lived in San Francisco for a little bit in the 30s and 40s with her husband, Diego Rivera. She became even more famous in the years after she died, and now you can find her name and likeness on everything from … Continue reading Indie Artists Vs. The Frida Kahlo Corporation →

On her first new song in two years, Margo Price offers a lighters-up ode to fighting sexism.

For Wilco's second single, from the upcoming album Ode to Joy, frontman Jeff Tweedy punks the rest of the band in an elaborate game of hide and seek.

Rinder has held the position since 2008, a search will begin immediately for his successor.

Vladimir Putin played a game of hockey earlier this week. NPR's Scott Simon reimagines the Russian president's double hat trick performance.

The contours of the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on California’s state budget are coming into sharper focus: An updated projection estimates state general fund revenues will plunge by more than $41 billion dollars from what was expected in January. But the projected deficit is even deeper. The $41 billion shortfall, combined with $7.1 billion in additional … Continue reading California Faces $54.3 Billion Deficit Due to COVID-19 →

The plan to ration and limit the entry into one of Oregon’s most popular backcountry destinations is being delayed for a year due to COVID-19.