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The Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office announced it’s working together with the Portland Police Bureau on a new plan to bring car and retail thieves to justice.

Mt. Hood Meadows will have a splashing good time this weekend in its season-closing festivities for skiers and snowboarders.

Path Home, a Portland-based service for families experiencing housing insecurity, has been awarded $500,000, the nonprofit announced April 25.

Olsen's best time in the 1650 would have made him USC's top performer in the event this past season by over six seconds.

The midsize crossover SUV is a fantastic choice as a year-round commuter vehicle or for a long-distance road trip.

After the Portland Public Schools superintendent’s budget was presented to the school board Tuesday night, there are now some difficult choices to make.

The City of Portland claims its plan to create an electric vehicle-only delivery zone downtown is the first program of its kind in the nation.

Nothing says spring and nice weather like a parade with a lot of people smiling and having fun — just what organizers expect Saturday, April 29 for the 82nd Avenue

Motorcycle culture takes center stage — or, in this case, center of Zidell Yards Barge Building at South Waterfront — for The One Motorcycle Show, Friday-Sunday, April 28-30.

Multnomah County Library is breaking ground on one of its largest building projects. Albina Library, which relocated to its historic location on Northeast Knott Street in 2020, will be renovated and greatly expanded, resulting in a 30,000 square foot library for the surrounding community.