The city of Portland on Wednesday announced that it is planning to file a land use violation against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Southwest Portland this week.

Friends of Trees is back: It’s been awarded a $1.8 million contract with the Urban Forestry division to plant 750 trees in the next two years and maintain the saplings for three years.

The city's public works employees are getting a celebration on Sept. 25.

Sara Morrissey served as one of the city’s six deputy city administrators during the government transition.

The Portland City Council last week could not agree on yet another basic procedural question: what items should and should not go on the consent agenda before the council.

Portland Parks and Recreation last year quietly discontinued a program that allowed for marginalized families to have the first chance at signing up for swim lessons ahead of the general population.

A national consulting firm that had offered its services free of charge to the new City Council to help it run more smoothly has dropped out of the city’s procurement process.

Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson on Monday requested that District Attorney Nathan Vasquez to release the security footage of a stabbing that took place outside of the troubled Central Library in downtown Portland on August 25.

Wilson's email begged Portlanders to help him stand up—and keep up—his new nighttime shelters that he’s opening in short order across the city.

The City Council this week discussed an ordinance that, if passed, would waive tree-planting requirements for certain internal residential and building projects until 2029.