City of Portland opens door to Frog Ferry use of two public docks
Despite challenges and political setbacks, this project remains afloat.
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Police to PBOT: Remove traffic diverters in the name of public safety
So far, at least one city council member opposes the move.
TriMet: Service cuts will start in November
A 10% overall cut to service is expected by August 2027.
Kotek calls special session, pushes back layoffs (UPDATED)
Lawmakers are due back in Salem August 29th.
Drunk driver kills bicycle rider in Centennial Neighborhood
85-year-old Raymond Myers was hit on Sunday and died in the hospital one day later.
Green Loop planning gets serious as city looks to turn concept into reality
Time to make this fabled facility a bit more shovel-ready.
City launches bike lane upgrade effort with new curbs on NW Naito
The first nine locations will result in about 3.1 lane-miles of concrete curb protected bike lanes.
City of Portland will seek new transportation funding source amid budget crisis
The failure at the state legislature has forced the city’s hand.
Oregon Walks nabs $150,000 grant for downtown wayfinding project
It comes from tourism dollars, but will be a benefit to anyone who walks downtown.
Bicycle rider struck and killed by MAX train after crossing barriers
Authorities say the rider was headed north on SE 8th when they went around caution barriers.
Popular cycling roads and trails threatened by Trump’s public lands sell-off
From public forests to gated communities?
PBOT kicks off project to improve bike lanes and crossings on SE 148th
Exciting news for a key north-south spine in outer southeast.