Maxine Bernstein

Tillamook Chief Raymond Rau pleaded no contest to two official misconduct charges. He also filed a stress claim.

A federal judge sentenced Johnell Cleveland, nicknamed “Bankroll Johnny,” to nine years in prison, calling it a “very troubling” case for the breadth of crimes and how quickly he returned to committing them soon after release.

“We’ve got our work cut out for us,” a facilities manager at Portland State University said Thursday as he examined the destruction left behind.

Police are inside Millar Library making what they said is a “slow, methodical clear” to remove remaining occupiers. At one point, dozens of people ran out the front door. Campus is now shut down for the third day.

The federal jury also awarded $50,000 in punitive damages to Dr. Rupa Bala against her former department chief.

“That’s remarkable,” said Chuck Wexler, executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum. “It’s not every day you have the head of an agency that would get involved.”

“This is not going to go good for me,” Travis Jay Grygla, 43, a registered sex offender, said before he slid into the driver’s seat and sped off, according to a federal agent.

Devon T. Horace, 31, is charged with first-degree aggravated theft, first-degree theft, first-degree theft by deception and falsifying business records.

The owner of Flying High Investments was stripped of his pilot’s certificate appropriately, court finds.

The mother and daughter, an Oregon lawyer and a homeless woman from Washington who rode Amtrak across the country were among those who staked out spots outside the U.S. Supreme Court Sunday night.