“I always said that each generation should leave the world a little bit better than it was when they found it. And we know that Portland is better than it was 50 years ago. And we hope that the next generation will make it better than it is now.”

“What the wealthy do with their money is generally not a concern of mine, but making sure the nonwealthy have affordable access to quality schools is.”

The “Rocky Road ice cream-inspired” sandwich cookie is no Thin Mint, but it went down pretty easy.

The slaying of Alex Pretti was felt especially keenly in Portland, a city Trump had in his crosshairs only a month ago.

“Using a single axis to chart political alignment on a nonpartisan city council entirely made up of registered Democrats is stupid and I wish local media would stop doing it.”

Books for dog lovers were popular with Portlanders in December.

Portland Public Schools officials released preliminary budget recommendations Jan. 16 to patch a $50 million gap projected for the 2026–27 school year.

A chill ran through Portland on Jan. 8 as word spread across the city that a Border Patrol agent had shot two people in a car on the campus of Adventist Health Portland.

After submitting 66 planning documents and spending $73,425.76 on fees, East County Housing LLC emailed the city of Gresham on Jan. 7 to withdraw its application during design review of the $7.9 million project.

"I personally will vote for whichever mayoral candidate would make street signs in this town actually reflective."