Access to farm-fresh food and regional products just got more convenient in Vancouver with the opening of the Franklin Street ...

A new art show at the Pearl District’s Gallery 114 invites attendees to confront the humanity of the Oregon state ...

A longtime Portland resident and business owner was injured after jumping out of a second story window to escape an ...

One of Portland’s most influential black educators has retired.

Free guided big canoe excursions along the lower Columbia River and its tributaries started up last week and will continue ...

A new Affordable Commercial Tenanting Program by the city’s economic development agency addresses a dramatic increase in retail rents and ...

Prosper Portland, the city’s renamed economic development agency, is awarding a series of grants to help revitalize and expand north ...

The 25th Annual Good in the Hood went on as planned, despite racist threats. Record numbers of people and enormous ...

Thousand of blues fans will do their part to fight hunger in Oregon and southwest Washington over the long July ...

Leaders from Portland’s black community are rallying around common goals as they address issues of violence in the community, displacement ...

Portland School Board Director Paul Anthony has come under fire for making vulgar and disparaging statements against his fellow board ...

An experienced personnel manager who last month resigned as chief human resources officer for Portland Public Schools started work Monday ...

A black family in business in Portland for generations has been hit hard by some unintended consequences of gentrification, raising ...

Wells Fargo employees have volunteered more than 130 hours so far this year to build 21 affordable homes in Portland’s ...

Portland Parks and Recreation opened all of its outdoor pools for summer Tuesday just as the school year ends and ...