The city is cancelling a climate tax application due to Trump's DEI mandate, leaving 90 bidders without answers.

A national search for Portland’s first long-term city administrator began Monday, ahead of current administrator Michael Jordan’s retirement at the end of the year.

The site has seen the fiercest pushback yet to Mayor Keith Wilson’s shelter expansion plan.

The Oregon Health Authority has lifted a health advisory for a toxic algae bloom in the Willamette River, the agency announced today. Levels indicate dogs and pets can still fall ill from toxins.

Portlanders are used to steering clear of the emerald-green water that materializes during warmer temperatures. But this year was supposed to be different.

After encouraging their construction, the city of Portland wants a number of elaborate "dining sheds" gone because they block sidewalks and pose fire hazards.

Forecasters say the chances of the highs today and tomorrow exceeding 100 degrees are a coin flip.

The use of metal detectors, recommended by the police, are under consideration.

Douglas Ivers’ death has pitted public officials against one another as they seek to prevent more violence.

The commander of the Portland Police Bureau’s central precinct has advised Multnomah County officials to install metal detectors in the Central Library, remove exterior benches and disable WiFi outside the building, after a fatal shooting on the front steps this month.