Adena Long has resigned from her position as the director of Portland Parks and Recreation after she was placed on administrative leave last month.

For the first time in living memory, Portland in effect has two viable political parties—and the second one isn’t the Republicans.

The mood is often collegial—even sweet—between Portland City Councilors who are DSA members and councilors who oppose them.

A recent and high-profile fumble was led by the Portland City Council’s socialist members, who nearly all publicly expressed remorse afterward.

Negotiations between the Portland Metro Chamber and city officials over the appropriate size of a parks levy to ask the City Council to send to the November ballot have ended, at least for now.

The commission stopped short of saying definitively whether the practice was antithetical to the Small Donor Elections program.

Cornell Wesley is set to assume control of a agency increasingly at odds with the City Council.

Although the bill rescinds “unobligated” funds, Albina Vision Trust remains optimistic about $488 million in federal highway grants.

“Our neighborhood ecosystem is severely out of balance.”

“New York City has 3,000 of these things. Based on road miles, I think we should have 1,000.”