Commissioner Fritz questions city plan to legalize tiny homes near property lines, a perk currently given to auto storage
For decades, there’s been one way to build a 15-foot-tall structure up to the edge property lines: put a car in it.
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Weekend Event Guide: Cranksgiving, a kermesse, yoga, and more
A time to be thankful… or should we say crankful?
City finalizes plans for SE Clinton, promises two diverters by January
PBOT has finally clarified their decisions about Clinton and set a date to install diverters.
Republican legislators call for ODOT director to quit over emissions claims
Pressure is building for Governor Kate Brown to let him go.
State’s ORcycle app is now a one-stop shop for reporting road safety issues
If you run into a bike safety problem in Oregon and own a smartphone, you no longer need to know who to complain to.
BikeCraft is gift making and buying the Portland way
11th annual event is coming December 12-13.
Most of those new traffic victim memorials will be gone soon: Here’s why
Unpermitted memorials on state highways can be a safety hazard, ODOT says.
Let the city know (again) if you support diverters on SE Clinton
City survey wants to know how you feel about diverters. Again.
Brazen bike thief appears in court facing prison sentence and $250,000 bail
If we can’t keep this man off the streets, our system is hopeless.
New rules would require Portland pedicab operators to drive cars and carry car insurance
Under the new rules, car-free Portlanders need not apply.
Wednesday Video Roundup: Sagan, Terry, Brits
The best videos I’ve seen this week.
Brad Ross, Cross Crusade promoter since 1995, announces his retirement
From humble beginnings in the 1990s, Ross helped build the Crusade into something glorious that is known throughout the land.