Shane Dixon Kavanaugh is a journalist based in Portland, Oregon. He writes for The Oregonian and OregonLive.com, covering local news and politics. His work has also been featured in publications such as The Chronicle, BOND, CLIVE L, The Seattle Times, and The Bulletin.
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Shane Dixon Kavanaugh's coverage focuses heavily on local government, politics, and legal policy regulation within Portland and Multnomah County. Based on his articles, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local political developments, city governance issues, legal policies affecting the area, as well as topics related to crime.
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By: Shane Dixon Kavanaugh
"There’s been a false sense that Portlanders are looking for tough talking white guys."
By: Jamie Goldberg, Betsy Hammond, Shane Dixon Kavanaugh
Five of the 12 seats will be held by far-left candidates, including two endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America.
By: Shane Dixon Kavanaugh
A substantial share of Portland residents who voted in last week’s election left their preference for mayor or City Council entirely blank.
By: Shane Dixon Kavanaugh
Portland Commissioner Rene Gonzalez , who finished in a distant third in his bid for mayor last week, broke city campaign finance laws after he
By: Shane Dixon Kavanaugh
The closures will occur between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. starting Sunday night.
By: Shane Dixon Kavanaugh
Vehicles parked on the street during the leaf collections face an $85 citation and $264 towing fee.
By: Shane Dixon Kavanaugh
| A bevy of top political, business and academic leaders across the Pacific Northwest will convene in Portland this week to promote efforts that they hope will dramatically accelerate housing creation in the region.
By: Shane Dixon Kavanaugh
New home starts keep increasing, but most of the growth has come from new apartments and condos. Homebuilders who specialized in single-family houses are looking to get in on that action, including Beaverton's Arbor Custom homes, which last year started work on more multifamily units than houses for that first time in its history.
By: Shane Dixon Kavanaugh
Several North Portland elementary schools are slated to launch weekly chaperoned walks and bike rides for students to get to class as part of a large federal grant focused on improving street safety.
By: Shane Dixon Kavanaugh
Jamie Dunphy and Eric Zimmerman will join 10 other candidates previously declared winners by The Oregonian/OregonLive
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