Portland City Council approved more than $200,000 in ODOT grant funding on Wednesday to help crack down on street takeovers.
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City of Portland puts $207K toward pumping the brakes on street takeovers
Hundreds gather to watch as intersections become stunt tracks and stages for illegal firework shows. But for years, officials have warned that the spectacle of Portland’s street takeovers comes with ...
Amazon is attempting to bring a controversial new service to Portland: delivery by drone. That’s right, drone. The ...
Currently, a company with a CEO-to-worker pay ratio of at least 100-to-1 pays a surcharge equal to 10% of the amount it pays ...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Oregon’s Secretary of State Tobias Read is referring an investigation into Portland Public Schools to ...
The summer of 2026 was the busiest for pedestrian traffic in downtown Portland since 2019, thanks to visitors. Downtown ...
Portland’s proposed Fair Share Tax would pair a higher business-license-tax exemption for smaller businesses with steeper CEO pay-gap surcharges on about 405 large corporations, according to The ...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A new report says Downtown Portland foot traffic is continuing to climb, with this past summer boasting the highest numbers since the pandemic. But the report says not ...
Downtown Portland foot traffic is surging again: 22.2M visits Jan to Aug, up 3.6% vs 2025. July and August topped 3M for first time since 2020, fueled by festivals. But worker traffic is still 50% ...
A Zillow analysis puts the typical Portland-area renter’s monthly cost at about $1,800, compared with roughly $4,360 for a ...
As a tech city, Portland often feels like a lifestyle destination for wayward engineers. Though nearly 10 percent of Portland works in tech, Stumptown’s business scene can sometimes seem to be in ...
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