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Portland City Council committee advances plan to waive millions in fees to spur homebuilding
Councilors acknowledged the revenue tradeoffs should they approve the three-year exemption but said the city needs new homes.
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Portland bakery, Willamette Valley chef win 2025 James Beard Awards
Portland's JinJu Patisserie, a Korean-inspired assorted dessert shop, and a Willamette Valley chef won big at the 35th annual ...
2 protesters charged with assaulting federal officers at Portland ICE Facility
Federal prosecutors say the men assaulted BORTAC agents during a protest Saturday night. Both were taken into custody and are ...
Voters increasingly skeptical that Portland-area homeless services tax is working, poll shows
“In sum, a potential measure to reauthorize the regional supportive housing services tax would face a challenging path to ...
Portland pools open Thursday and extend summer season for some locations
Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) announced that its popular outdoor pools will be open from June 20 to August 22.
Philanthropy is answering Portland's call for better, faster local health care
Providence Oregon’s chief executive, Jennifer Burrows, RN, MBA, shared about the complex pressures facing health care ...
Portland software firm calls off its $53 million sale to Puget Sound business
Act-On Software’s plan to sell the Portland business to a company near Seattle has fallen apart. The Portland company will ...
Portland parking costs to go up by 25%
Portland street parking costs will increase by 25% starting on July 1, according to the new budget passed by City Councilors.