City

Parks Bureau Seeks to Double Its Property Tax Levy; Some City Councilors Are Hesitant

By Sophie Peel

City’s Budget Gap May Widen to $100 Million, City Administrator Says

By Sophie Peel

City Council Increases Staffing for Council Offices and Mayor

By Sophie Peel

High Taxes Are Hurting Portland Job Growth and Prodding Wealthy People to Leave, Report Says

By Anthony Effinger and Sophie Peel

City Forester Apologizes for Remarks Made About Tree Damage in 2024 Winter Storm

By Sophie Peel

City’s Top Administrator Warns Bureaus of Possible Cuts Across Communications, Equity and Engagement

By Sophie Peel

Mayor Wilson Requires City Managers and Supervisors to Return to Office Full Time Beginning in April

By Sophie Peel

Oaks Amusement Park Proposes 147-Foot “Drop Tower” Ride

By Rachel Saslow

AFSCME Holds Practice Picket at Portland Building as Contract Negotiations Near Precipice

By Sophie Peel

Proposal to Increase City Councilors’ and Mayor’s Office Budgets Would Cost $4.6 Million

By Sophie Peel

Former City Commissioner Rene Gonzalez Will Serve as General Counsel at Jubitz

By Sophie Peel

Public Safety Bureaus Asked to Explore Budget Cuts Similar to Other Bureaus’

By Sophie Peel

Mayor Keith Wilson Backtracks on Increased Return-to-Work Mandate for City Employees

By Sophie Peel

Elana Pirtle-Guiney Elected as Portland City Council President at New Body’s First Meeting

By Sophie Peel

New City Council Split on the Powers of the Council President

By Sophie Peel