Portland

Portland can resume construction on its $2 billion drinking water filtration plant. That’s after the city put a pause on construction following an appeal from groups opposing the project.

The publication’s parent company says Portland Tribune will continue as an online-only newspaper. The move away from print will affect some staff members at the 24-year-old newsroom.

Portland City Councilors voted unanimously Wednesday to reverse their own controversial decision to withhold expected grant funding to dozens of organizations that support children.

Behind the Wok is a new archive from APANO exploring some of Portland's historic Chinese restaurants. We'll hear from two leaders from the project to learn more.

If you've ever seen a stage production at Portland's local theaters with lots of action or fights, you've probably seen the work of Kristen Mun-Van Noy.

Legal experts say some asylum seekers are being moved from a process with legal protections into expedited removal, which has "almost none."

Portland City Council voted to adopt the $8.6 billion spending package Wednesday night with a 11-1 vote.

Portland Parks is not just offering lunch activities this summer — 40 more free events are scheduled, including live music, cultural events and free movie showings.

This week, North Portland's JinJu Patisserie won the James Beard Award for the Outstanding Bakery. Its owners, Jin Caldwell and Kyurim Lee, incorporate Asian flavors with traditional French patisserie to bring something unique to customers.

When asked what aspect of the city they were most dissatisfied with, a May poll found that affordability was the top concern.