The Street Trust Action Fund rescinds endorsement of mayoral candidate Carmen Rubio
After revelations in the media about a long record of parking tickets and an incident in a parking lot Friday where City Commissioner Carmen Rubio hit another car and then walked away from the scene, The Street Trust Action Fund has decided to rescind their mayoral endorsement.
As Latino Network’s top executive, she grew a small nonprofit to an $18 million comprehensive service and advocacy ...
With a venti vanilla Frappuccino from Starbucks in one hand, Carmen Rubio holds a three-page list of accomplishments in the ...
Rubio may check the boxes of the personal politics of Street Trust board members (or Iannarone herself, not sure who makes ...
At worst, she is being dishonest, tried to avoid taking responsibility and should be cited for “hit and run.” In either case she doesn’t demonstrate the skills and temperament needed for our next ...
But campaign fundraising and endorsements by powerful political interests suggest the leading contenders in the mayor’s race ...
The incident happened September 13 as Commissioner Carmen Rubio pulled into a parking spot next to a Tesla. She allegedly scraped the bumper and wheel rim with her Nissan Murano, then appeared to ...
Election Day is less than two months away and it will usher in a new era in the Rose City.Portland will be welcoming a new form of government and with it a new ...
Rubio addressed that incident and expressed deep regret for her record of parking tickets. “These are things that are mistakes in my life. And they also are things that I’ve learned from and I’ve paid ...
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