This Oregon Restaurant Lets You Enjoy Italian Classics Inside a Beautiful Vintage Trolley Car
There is a restaurant in Portland, Oregon, where you can twirl spaghetti while sitting inside a real vintage trolley car, surrounded by antique lamps, brass fixtures, and turn-of-the-century decor that makes the whole place feel like a step back in time. The food is classic Italian comfort, the portions are generous, a
Portland Monthly Bills Keep Climbing as City Fees, Utilities and Taxes Add Up
PORTLAND, Ore. — For Portland residents- already balancing tight household budgets- a series of separate local tax and fee increases converging in the same budget cycle is getting harder to absorb. While city and county leaders emphasize that these adjustments are necessary to maintain roads, utilities, parks, and educ
There Is An Oregon’s Thrift Store That Seems To Never End
Plan to lose an hour, maybe three. This store swallows your whole afternoon. Most thrift shops end in ten quick minutes. Not this one, not even close. Every aisle becomes a fresh adventure. Furniture, books, and oddities pile high. This Oregon store sprawls bigger than you imagine. You find things...
Seattle to Portland: The Girl on the Train
[Got an anonymous confession or rant you just have to share with the world? Submit it to I, Anonymous HERE!—eds]. I’ll begin by saying I’m extremely shy & awkward. We made eye contact at King St Station – you the magnificent redhead in a green dress carrying her shoes, me the tall guy wearing glasses and a backpack. Wh
Readers Respond to ECT, Council Travel, and the Westward-Facing Elk
The unchallenged pull quote for your ludicrous puff piece about electroshock [“Saving Mrs. Brown,” WW, June 17] says it’s “miraculous,” “a laying on of hands.” I think the appropriate analogy (suggested to me by a neurologist) would be a laying on of a sledgehammer. The brain damage/memory loss may help you forget why
Construction crews strike gas line in North Portland, prompt brief closure
PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland Fire & Rescue crews closed off part of a North Portland neighborhood late Saturday morning after a work crew struck a natural gas line. NW Natural Gas arrived at the dig site on North Denver Avenue north of Killingsworth Street at about 11 a.m. to shut off the leaking gas line.
Good in the Hood festival returns to Portland with music, food & community celebration
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — One of Portland's longest-running community celebrations returns this weekend, with people filling Lillis-Albina Park for the 33rd Annual Good in the Hood Multicultural Music & Food Festival!. The festival brings two days of live music, incredible food, cultural celebrations, youth activities, a
The Stockpot Broiler starts a new chapter
BEAVERTON Ore. (KPTV) - FOX 12’s Stephanie Kralevich visits The Stockpot Broiler restaurant in Beaverton, a longtime favorite that has been serving steakhouse classics for more than 50 years. Now, the restaurant is entering a new chapter as longtime owner Murray Miller passes the torch to six loyal employees. The proud
Golfer struck by lightning on course near West Linn
WEST LINN, Ore. — A golfer was taken to the hospital after being struck by lightning Saturday at a golf club near West Linn in Clackamas County, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue officials confirmed. Emergency crews took the man to the Legacy Emanuel Hospital’s Oregon Burn Center, where he’s...
Showers, thunderstorms and small hail possible as Portland marks 5 years since heat dome
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — This weekend marks the fifth anniversary of the 2021 "heat dome" event that claimed more than 1,400 lives across the Pacific Northwest. Portland's all-time record high of 116 degrees was set on June 28, 2021. WEATHER | Latest Storm Tracker 2 Forecast. Portland set daily...

















