Opinion: Oregon faces dead end if Republicans lead transportation conversation
With paltry gains likely headed for the ballot, it’s time for Democrats to stand up and fight back.
Opinion
ODOT director exit another sign of agency in turmoil
Maybe Strickler just got tired of not winning.
Opinion: 90-day license suspension is light consequence for repeated, shameless, reckless driving
It’s hard to convey in words what his videos were like.
Opinion: Why I remain concerned about diverter removal plan
It didn’t have to be this way!
Councilor Mitch Green is Portland’s socialist transportation champion
Socialists are having a moment in Portland. But how might that translate into transportation policy?
Opinion: It’s time to reflect on River View Cemetery access
The City of Portland can no longer afford to sit back and rely on this generous gift from a private entity.
Guest Article: We must unite and organize to solve our transportation problems
Could you imagine what could get done if we were unified, and if there were more of us?
Editorial: Councilors’ blind faith in ODOT is a perilous political strategy
It’s time to try and set the record straight
Guest Opinion: Modal filters are cheaper and work better than speed bumps
It’s time for PBOT to stop spending more for less.
Guest Opinion: How a bicycle led me to Mayor Wilson’s office
Here’s the good news: Mayor Wilson’s grit, optimism, compassion, and resolve aren’t his alone. They’re our values, too.
Guest Opinion: Portland needs more cul-de-sacs
“Why do we let cars dominate our residential streets while the suburbs have already solved this problem?”
Opinion: Back from DC and ready to work
Thoughts after a moving trip.