The Urban League of Portland on Wednesday afternoon received an eviction notice from the landlord of the building that for decades has served as the nonprofit’s headquarters.

Oregon’s affordable housing crisis, caused by renters’ income not keeping up with rising housing costs, plays out differently ...

A Pearl District landlord filed a tort claim notice with the city of Portland this week, threatening to sue the city over the ...

There are a few routes by which one might end up in the care of a Providence health system specialist doctor—say, a ...

As Portland Public Schools selects school buildings for seismic improvements, some parents say they’ve lost confidence in the process due to a lack of transparency.

Now that everyone from the governor on down is scrambling to curry Tom Dundon’s favor, it’s time for a clear-eyed appraisal ...

Joe Cronin says he doesn’t think about his job security. Which, if true, would make him one of the few people in Portland who doesn’t. And the crazy thing is, when he says this, you actually believe ...

When three struggling governments negotiate with the man who built the nation’s biggest subprime auto lender, taxpayers should get ready to pay.

Whether the Blazers might leave town is a question above my pay grade. What I wanted to know was: What would $600 million change about the arena? And who, exactly, are those changes for?

Overall, the bigger worry is probably that he’ll be 36 rather than that he’ll be coming off a torn Achilles, an injury that used to mean a player was done playing basketball and perhaps walking ...

As a lawmaker, Avel Gordly pushed for greater focus on mental illness, civil rights, and transparency in both policing and legislating.

Kate Fulton sued under Oregon’s whistleblower statute, claiming she was fired after protesting Sunstone Way’s spending practices.