That’s the lion’s share of $10 million in “transformative project” grants funded with a parks bond.

Michael Gregory said he’d rather kick himself in the nuts 100 times than endure more of Portland’s red tape.

For the first time in over a decade, TriMet has increased its fare for Adult riders.

Everyone needs to chill—the plan is working!

A judge can now hold a defendant accused of a property crime until arraignment if it’s a third related offense.

The event, which celebrates its 10th anniversary, will feature 11 concerts.

They’re mulling an “environmental justice complaint” against the colossus.

Garrett Repp repeatedly pulled fire alarms and cut a hole through his wall to occupy the neighboring apartment, the building’s owner told a fire investigator.

Language inserted in the Oregon Constitution about when a lawmaker is disqualified after 10 absences is unclear.

And a settlement with disabled Portlanders would require a minimum number of sweeps.