Three agencies, as well as nine individual plaintiffs, argue Trump exceeded his authority when he suspended the resettlement program and halted funding.

Amid ongoing legal challenges to its costly and controversial water filtration plant, Portland officials are seeking an assist from state lawmakers to stamp out continued opposition. Senate Bill 936 ...

Mayor Justin Elicker announced New Haven would join three West Coast jurisdictions in a lawsuit against the Trump ...

With a compliant Congress and mostly quiet streets, the president’s opponents are turning to the judicial branch with a ...

The plaintiffs say their lawsuit seeks to "check this abuse of power," and asks the court to declare the Trump administration ...

The Portland field office of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services abruptly canceled a naturalization ceremony slated to ...

Portland will now join a coalition of local governments suing the Trump administration for executive orders and actions that ...

Portland has joined at least four other cities and counties in a lawsuit against the Trump administration's threat to pull ...

Portland announced on Friday it is joining a lawsuit against the Trump administration, claiming it is illegal to withhold federal funds from sanctuary cities.

In one of her first acts just hours after being sworn in, AG Pam Bondi signed a memorandum to pause or end funding for ...

President Trump has ordered that federal agencies cut off funding to jurisdictions which refuse to actively assist with ...