“When I’m doing something I love, I take pride in doing it,” said Alice Green-Dell, TriMet’s Bus Operator of the ...

Disruptions to the TriMet’s Max Blue, Green, and Red lines will begin Sunday, Aug. 4 and continuing until Saturday, Aug. ...

Meyer Memorial Trust broke ground Monday for its new headquarters in a historically black neighborhood in north Portland that has ...

Tickets are now on sale for an Oregon Historical Society sponsored lecture with former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright who ...

The importance of cultivating African American culture and prosperity and replanting roots in the historic heart of Portland’s black community ...

Nichole Brown, a state Department of Corrections official with more than 20 years of experience was named Monday as the ...

You can show support for Portlanders from around the globe when Portland Parks & Recreation holds its third annual Walk ...

Designed to make minority-owned taxi companies more visible and more competitive in the broader transportation marketplace, the session is co-sponsored ...

Portland activists are calling on the city to reverse course from the past and allow meaningfully public participation and civilian ...

Originally trained as an industrial engineer, Dr. Shon Neyland served in the Air Force as a nuclear launch officer and ...

The Q Center, a nonprofit providing services and a safe space for Portland and southwest Washington’s LGBTQ+ community, has just ...

House Democrats introduced a resolution Monday condemning the president for the racist comments directed at four newly elected U.S. Representatives ...

As many Americans debate the fate of Confederate monuments, The Promised Land statue stands hidden in plain sight in Portland’s ...

The Portland Police Bureau has hired a new group of nine Public Safety Support Specialists and five new Police Officers. ...

Some of the food carts of the iconic Alder Street Food Cart Pod, downtown, have found a temporary home in ...