City Of Portland

Days before a return-to-office mandate kicks in for city managers, Portland city councilors got an earful from workers.

Saving programs that serve Portland kids has been a central theme in the first two public budget sessions, held in Southeast Portland’s District 3 and East Portland’s District 1 last week.

Portland General Electric plans to log about 400 trees in Portland's urban forest to make way for power poles and transmission lines.

Portland leaders and the Oregon governor’s office have teamed up with the private sector to tackle the city’s housing crisis. Mayor Keith Wilson and Gov. Tina Kotek convened a meeting Thursday with housing developers, construction firms and other city officials to float solutions to the city’s slow pace of housing development.

New city policies will formalize – and expand – rules around how Portland’s mental health first responders do their job.

Mayor Keith Wilson's foggy funding plan for his shelter proposal, landing alongside news of a vast budget shortfall, has given city councilors and city staff pause.

We talk with the Ombudsman for the city of Portland about property maintenance rules that disproportionately affect homeowners of color.

Two Portland unions representing city employees are getting closer to walking off the job over a breakdown in contract negotiations.

As Portland city councilors navigate their new roles in a revamped city government, they’re feeling shorthanded. On Wednesday, councilors will decide whether to expand their current budgets, which designates just one staffer each, to better meet their needs.

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson announced that all city managers and supervisors must return to working in office full time this spring.