Portlanders Call 911 to Report “Unwanted” People More Than Any Other Reason. We Listened In.

Here’s what it sounds like when Portland calls the cops.

In Our Annual Pet Issue, We Celebrate Portland’s Occasionally Insane Love for Its Fuzzy, Feathery, Sometimes Scaly Companions

Maybe it’s because pet ownership is part of our foundational history—or maybe it’s just that we all need something to cuddle during the endless gray months—but folks in this part of the country have always displayed a particularly strong devotion to their nonhuman companions.

“Who Do You Think They’re Going to Believe?”

The same week as the Kavanaugh hearing, a jury pondered the fate of an Oregon City man accused of having sex with a 15-year-old girl.

Don’t Worry, There’s Coffee

In the past, we’ve published our annual guide to Portland coffee in early fall. This year, we’re giving it to you early, because we figure you need it.

In 2018, Portland’s Oldest Family-Owned Coffee Company Left Town After 118 Years. Here’s How Former Employees—and Some Competitors—Will Remember Boyd’s.

As the hometown remnant of a legendary brand disappears, we asked some of the company’s veteran executives and local competitors for the memories of a company that, in many ways, laid the foundation for Portland’s coffee culture as it exists today.

Five Coffee Trends Baristas Hope Will Die in 2019

Some of Our Favorite Coffee Mugs, from the WW Office and Elsewhere

in a coffee culture like Portland’s, what you drink out of is almost as important as what you’re drinking.

A Survey of Portland’s Best Coffee Cake

You’ll find coffee cake on the menu at lots of Portland restaurants, brunch spots and cafes. But if you want to find the finest coffee cake paired with the best versions of its natural counterparts, here are your top options.