Fairness in funding is topic of new Metro report
The report offers a detailed analysis of key revenue sources and rates them according to an equity score.
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Families and advocates speak out against unsafe streets
Hearing testimony from people who have been through hell and are still standing, still giving voice to their truth and tragedy, should give us all momentum to keep up the fight for safer streets.
Community Cycling Center celebrates new billboard on Sandy Blvd
Drivers won’t be able to miss this sweet, sweet cycling propaganda.
BikeLoud lawsuit update: We’ve got the docs, and powerhouse legal team signs on
The legal team has bulked way up and now we can see the locations the City of Portland is asked to address.
Weekend Event Guide: Day of Remembrance, HiFi sale, Crusade finale, and more
Our hand-picked selection of the best rides and events coming your way.
Podcast: What charter reform means for bike advocacy in Portland
On November 8th, Portland voters set into motion a massive shift in local politics when we voted overwhelmingly to support the charter reform measures. Simply put, our politics will never be the same. And that means the way we do advocacy won’t either. If you want to be a changemaker in Portland, and be a … Read more
How our family beat the winter biking blues
Fresh starts may be easier in the spring, but we need to restart biking now – rain and chill and dark included.
Breadwinner celebrates 10 years in business with limited edition model
Their longevity is a testament to the quality of their bikes and their character.
PBOT pilot program aims to replace parking with trees
In many parts of the city there isn’t enough room on the sidewalk.
Weekend Event Guide: Leaf ride, Vancouver loop, Jenna Bikes, and more
Our hand-picked selection of the best rides and events coming your way.
Neighbors worry as PBOT breaks safety promise at NE 7th and Tillamook
Barricades that created a carfree work zone at the intersection of Northeast 7th and Tillamook are gone — and so is the safer street many local residents have always wanted.
TriMet weighs first fare increase in a decade
If approved, fares would