Video: Meet a nursing student who received one of Portland’s first e-bike rebates
A new e-bike has made this student’s life so much better — and removed a car from our streets!
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BikeCraft makes triumphant return with festive fun for everyone
Imagine being nostalgic for something, then having that same feeling return 20 years later!
Escape into far-flung adventures at bike touring slideshow
Come learn about exciting journeys and get inspired for one of your own.
Local gas tax will fund two new crossings on SE Division
Both crossings are located on neighborhood greenway routes.
Guest article: ‘High crash’ intersections and what Portland is doing about them
My goal is to show you how things are getting better, but first, we have to acknowledge where we’re starting from.
Councilor Olivia Clark, sick of potholes, launches road funding effort
A new report from PBOT will be unveiled at a council committee meeting today.
Monday Roundup: Tariff trouble, tickets for the tour, traffic violence, and more
The most notable stories from the past seven days.
Video: A stirring defense of bus lanes on 82nd Ave
TriMet Board Member Tyler Frisbee stands on her business with a mic drop at a recent board meeting.
A big, BikeCraft update: Full vendor list and other fun details
Max and I have been hard at work. Here’s the latest…
PBOT Director traveled to Saudi Arabia for a conference
Millicent Williams spoke at a panel on how data informs the work of cities.
Albina Vision Trust rescues I-5 Rose Quarter project. Again.
The I-5 Rose Quarter project received a stay of execution today thanks to last-minute maneuvering.
Raymond Lee confirmed as Portland’s city administrator
Lee faces a daunting task, but showed no signs of backing down.