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The Cadillac Escalade has always been something of an enigma. It was introduced about the same time that Cadillac shed its reputation as your grandfather’s stodgy luxury car in favor

The Cadillac Escalade has always been something of an enigma. It was introduced about the same time that Cadillac shed its reputation as your grandfather’s stodgy luxury car in favor

The appointed members of the board of this multi-county agency fail to serve the people they represent.

The trial, which began at the end of April, wrapped up closing statements from both sides Wednesday in Multnomah County Circuit Court. Now both sides await a verdict.

Program will kick off with Free Lunch + Play Wednesday, June 21 at 17 parks across city

State Rep. Susan McLain calls on Senate Republicans to return to the Capitol and allow the work of the Legislature to continue this session.

If youre heading to the mountains this summer, keep in mind that wildlife also share the trails.

The railroad crossings in Portland’s Central Eastside are a recurrent irritation for the people who live, work or commute through the area.

Toyota Land Cruiser fans were undoubtedly puzzled when the company announced it would stop selling the legendary go-anywhere SUV in America after 2021. Although a new version was scheduled to

The City Council is expected to pass Mayor Ted Wheeler’s proposed restrictions on public homeless camping on Wednesday, June 7. Four of the five council members have signaled support. Only