Officials with Portland Parks and Recreation on Friday sent a letter to the nonprofit Friends of Brooklyn Park, which ...

A faction within the party objects to her alleged support for ICE and preference for capitalism over socialism. Most of her ...

"We have an intruder in the house next door.…The intruder was in the bedroom with a hammer. The woman who lives there thinks she may have strangled him. He was down when she left." Susan Kuhnhausen ...

As two current Multnomah County commissioners face off to become county chair, District 3 Commissioner Julia Brim-Edwards has secured the endorsements of all six mayors in the county. The unanimous ...

On March 2, Portland Opera sent out an SOS. The company was in need of funds, and after six decades as the state’s ultimate source of this time-honored art, it made no exaggeration naming its ...

The office vacancy rate in greater Portland rose to a record-high 26.6% in the third quarter from 25.9% in the quarter just before, as buildings lost tenants and companies looking for space continued ...

The landlord of the federal immigration building currently blockaded by protesters has admitted being at the wheel of a car that struck a demonstrator Monday evening. Stuart Lindquist said that he was ...

An extraordinary and violent event in Portland last week interrupted a heated debate over who should lead the City Council. It also changed the dynamic. On Jan. 8, the council began a second day of ...

Health care prices have been spiraling skyward in recent years but, like many a hospital system, Portland-based Legacy Health says it’s got to raise them even more. Health insurer Regence BlueCross ...

Former Multnomah County Chair Deborah Kafoury will serve as chief of staff to Dr. Kimberlee Armstrong, the new superintendent of Portland Public Schools, the district announced today. Kafoury is ...

For most people, COVID is little more than a bad memory, but the costs of taming the virus are still being litigated. In Oregon, a Harvard-trained doctor stands accused of grossly overcharging for ...

Oregonian Cole Escola’s Tony-winning Broadway play will instead hit Seattle and three cities in California this fall.