Portland City Councilor Mitch Green wants to make it easier for vendors to open up shop on city sidewalks. An ordinance sponsored by Green that will be heard at a meeting of the Arts and Economy ...

City Council at their meeting Wednesday evening. Portland City Councilor Tiffany Koyama Lane succeeded on many fronts last night: she made good on a campaign promise, she strengthened the city’s ...

Inset: Nextdoor post. Background: Holman Pocket Park from NE 13th photo by Jonathan Maus/BikePortland. Is nowhere safe? Our driving culture has devolved to such a low point in Portland that it often ...

Yes it was great to walk and roll on carfree downtown streets at yesterday’s Sunday Parkways. But what was most memorable for me was the music. Between folks that the City of Portland partnered with ...

When it comes to American cities trying innovative things in the transportation realm, there’s an unfortunate tradition of mainstream media and the usual skeptics going into full, “sky is falling!” ...

Here’s an example of putting a higher price on car use can benefit an entire community. One of the ways the Portland Bureau of Transportation manages curbside parking in areas with high demand for ...

Started in San Francisco in 2005, this event now happens all over the world on the third Friday in September. The idea is to take over a parking spot and replace it with a fun and functional public ...

Organizers of this event, “will be occupying the parking spots between 11th and 12th on SE Ankeny to play games, relax and unwind, build 3D wooden art structures, and engage our neighbors in a ...

Flyers for events happening today. Background image from 2011 Occupy Portland protests by Jonathan Maus/BikePortland. Bicycles and the people who ride them have a long history of joining social ...

Organized by Portland City Councilor Tiffany Koyama Lane, this event takes place prior to council’s meeting (at 6:00) on her resolution that intends to reaffirm the city’s commitment to Vision Zero.

The tables below are year-to-date tallies of people (not just bicycle riders) killed while using Portland roads from 2018 to the current year. This data is primarily from the Portland Police Bureau.

One day after President Donald said living in Portland is, "like living in hell," we got yet another sign living here is ...