A Christmas Miracle: Portland Got 3 Inches of Rain but the Sewers Didn’t Overflow Into the Willamette River

Winds topped out at 50 miles per hour on the Fremont Bridge.

The Portland Office of the FBI Very Much Wants City Council to Stay in the Joint Terrorism Task Force

FBI officials say Portlanders would be safer with the city as part of the Joint Terrorism Task Force than if the city council votes to leave the group.

Portland City Council Rejects Mayor’s Plan to Restrict Violent Protests

The ordinance created a rift between the mayor’s office and local civil rights advocates.

Portland City Commissioners, Surprised By Mayor’s Proposed Crackdown On Protest Violence, Call for More Public Process

A Spat Between Portland City Council Candidates Revives Questions About Both

E-Scooters Debut in Portland? City Hall Says It’s Just a Tech Glitch

Eager e-scooter users who preemptively downloaded Lime’s smart phone app found something surprising last night: rides available to rent in Portland.

E-Scooter Company Lime Begins Recruiting Portland “Juicers” to Charge Its Machines Overnight

A Lime job posting went up on Craigslist today.

Get Ready for a Swarm of Rental Scooters—the Next Thing You’ll Hate About New Portland

The Portland Bureau of Transportation has invited five companies to pilot e-scooters in the city.