8 hrs ago | The Oregonian
Portland fire chief, mayor reach negotiated agreement on fire bureau cuts
Four rapid response vehicles will not replace, but be added to four Portland fire stations to alleviate the heavy call loads at those locations, under an agreement the chief negotiated with the mayor.
8 hrs ago | The Oregonian
Johnson Creek Watershed Council benefit album will help fund a salmon habitat project
A dozen local musicians have contributed to a benefit album featuring children's songs that will help fund the Johnson Creek Watershed Council.
10 hrs ago | Center for American Progress
Budget Cuts Endanger Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Victims
Author's note: On Capitol Hill "sequestration" may mean a percentage point or two in lower GDP growth, but beyond the Beltway it is more than an abstract economic concept.
14 hrs ago | Hak.5
Attention Portlanders, Hack Across America is coming to PDX! Come one and all for a geeky good time with Darren & Hak5 Monkey.
20 hrs ago | OregonLive.com
Great concert for Northeast Portland
In from Ireland, Seamus Begley and Oisin Mac Diarmada live in concert this Friday, May 24, 2013, 9:00pm at the reopening of ASP 1036 NE Alberta St, Portland, OR.
23 hrs ago | OregonLive.com
The Desk: Gasoline discount seems to vaporize
Jory Olson signed up for the Fred Meyer/QFC loyalty card program and dutifully handed the card over to his neighborhood Shell station attendant whenever he'd accrued enough points for a gas discount .
Yesterday | OregonLive.com
Promising ideas whet appetite for tax reform
Gov. John Kitzhaber, talking with and fellow Democratic leaders House Speaker Tina Kotek and Senate President Peter Courtney, after the May revenue forecast has tried to push forward budget discussions.
Portland police investigate Old Town shooting, no injuries reported
After hearing gunshots near Northwest Fourth Avenue and Northwest Everett Street around 2:15 a.m. Sunday, officers found evidence of gunfire but no people connected to the event, according to the Portland Police Bureau .
Community Helpers donations as of May 19, 2013
The Portland State University School of Business Administration received $8 million from an anonymous MBA alumnus and his wife .
Powell opens ahead of schedule
SE Powell Boulevard between 13th and 21st avenues reopened Sunday morning, May 19, a day ahead of schedule.
Sunday Parkways roll into new era
Most Portlanders are familiar with Sunday Parkways, the six-year-old city tradition of shutting down auto traffic in a neighborhood so residents can play in the streets on foot, by bike and other active means.
Hawaii police looking for Ivanice 'Ivy' Harris, missing Portland woman
The most recent photograph of missing Ivanice "Ivy" Harris was taken on the beach in Hawaii, her sister Holley Watson said.
Oregon, Southwest Washington Rotary welcomes exchange students, speakers to annual...
Portland filmmaker Alissa Nicole Creamer with one of the stars of her documentary, Romeo , his siblings Maezinha and Daniel, and mom, Ana.
Jeff Baker: Allen Say exhibition opens at Multnomah County Library
Allen Say, the great children's book author and illustrator, rarely does public events.
Travel: Portland's thrift a lesson in authenticity
Two decades ago, the city of Portland's Yellow Bike Project put hundreds of canary-colored two-wheelers on the streets for public use.
May 19th protest against pro-Israel AIPAC Oregon fundraiser to highlight Israel's Apartheid Wall
That story, which is what is actually going on, is one of brutal Israeli repression of a largely defenseless population and Israeli denial of the most basic of human rights.
OMSI pencils in ideas for eastside site
Twenty-one years ago, the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry relocated from bustling Washington Park to a gritty, hard-to-reach pocket of Portland's inner-eastside industrial area.
Joseph Rose: 5 Portland area road projects to avoid like lime Jell-O salad this summer
Growing up, that statement would have sent a shiver through my cerebral cortex. It usually meant my Auntie Pat had arrived at the front door in a cloud of cigarette smoke, her Lime Jell-O salad and three hours of slides from a recent trip to Texas' National Museum of Funeral History in tow.
Ron Gilbert's match-three puzzler Scurvy Scallywags gets a trailer
2012 PBOT bicycle counts reveal 3.3% annual growth
In a report released this morning, the Portland Bureau of Transportation says bicycle traffic counts for 2012 were up 3.3 percent over 2011 levels .