This is the first organized and persistent opposition that Wilson has come up against during his quest to add 1,500 beds to ...

Residents from the Pearl and Northwest districts voiced their concerns to city officials about a new overnight shelter ...

Mayor Keith Wilson and District 4 councilors Eric Zimmerman, Mitch Green and Olivia Clark showed up for a public meeting at ...

Hundreds of residents from some of the city's most affluent neighborhoods lined up to question leaders about plans to build a ...

Commissioner Meghan Moyer has asked Portland to step up the police presence around the Central Library. Mayor Keith Wilson ...

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson took his oath of office alongside Portland’s 12 new City Council members on Jan. 1. He won election in November on his pitch to end unsheltered homelessness.

Portland mayoral candidate Keith Wilson sits for an interview with The Oregonian's editorial board in the newspaper's office on Mon., Sept. 23, 2024. Dave Killen / The Oregonian ...

Keith Wilson is a serious man, running a serious business, whose campaign to become Portland’s next mayor is centered on the most serious problem in the city: homelessness.

City Mayor-Elect Keith Wilson to Portlanders: “It’s Time to End Unsheltered Homelessness” Seen just months ago as a distant third contender, Wilson won the mayoral election by a landslide.

Keith Wilson has maintained a significant lead in the Portland mayor’s race, enough for the Oregonian/OregonLive.com to declare him the winner.

Mayor Keith Wilson is calling for layoffs and program cuts to balance his first budget as Portland’s top official. But he’s hopeful that it still addresses the city’s biggest issues.

Portland Mayor-elect Keith Wilson delivered an upbeat and gracious acceptance speech Thursday in the gymnasium at the Charles Jordan Community Center in North Portland, not far from where he grew up.