Three hundred lucky high school students will pour into Keller Auditorium Monday, April 13, for Broadway in Portland’s ...

After five years of advocate pressure, Metro now says it can clean up Willamette Cove and make it safe even for toddlers to ...

From one vantage, the story of Zion HealthShare shows Washington to be an overzealous nanny state. From another perspective, ...

Where piles of tires once burned, gardens worthy of Babylon may soon hang. Albina Vision Trust, the nonprofit powerhouse run ...

People started to lease the land to build tiny houses, display large sculptural art pieces, keep bees, or headquarter their ...

The state alleges Moyata Anotta is running a metal shredder without a permit, storing solid waste where it’s not allowed, and ...

In the interest of getting the most return on one of Portland’s most underused assets, we decided to evaluate some of the ...

Peter Johnson and his fellow board members have persistently sought public and private support to transform the Bowl into a ...

HAP is probably best known for organizing The Big Float, a parade, float and beach party that began in 2012 and continued ...

Early this month, Oregon Health & Science University president Shereef Elnahal told staff the health system’s top executive, ...

The furlough days are just the latest blow to many PPS families, who must each year navigate a complex calendar where only 18 ...

That money, Bladholm says, is enough to get the boat, build the docks, and run the subsidized pilot ferry through its ...