Property managers face ‘stark shift’ in safety concerns, PSU survey finds
Frontline property management workers are facing “unprecedented strain” from safety concerns, according to a new Portland State University survey.
Portland could break a 74-year-old temperature record Sunday
Warm nights & afternoons continue through Thursday. The calendar says October, but the forecast says August! It’s certainly an abnormally warm first weekend of October, but 80s in early October is not unheard of!. Temperatures have already climbed into the low 80s for some this afternoon. Lows tonight will...
Washington Park Free Shuttle extends evening hours through October
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Washington Park’s free shuttle will run two additional hours each evening through October, giving visitors more time to explore the park’s fall colors without a car. The shuttle will operate daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Oct. 31. It will return...
Some Of The Best Food In Oregon Is Hiding Inside This Tiny Little Restaurant
Oregon has no shortage of beautiful places to eat, but Sugarpine Drive-In in Troutdale has quietly become one of the most genuinely exciting food stops in the entire state. It’s hiding in plain sight, right at the edge of the Columbia River Gorge, and it’s been making people very happy about their life choices for quit
A Midpoint Status Check on How the I-5 South Freeway Closure Is Going
We’ve passed the halfway point of the five-week Interstate 5 southbound closure. Before the closure began Sept. 11, the Oregon Department of Transportation warned that travel times through the sticky parts—such as getting around the 2-mile closure via I-205 or I-405—could take two to three times longer than usual. It h
This Oregon Italian Bakery Is Open 365 Days A Year For Your Pastry Fix
Christmas morning, a random Tuesday, the dead of a rainy January. The ovens are on either way. Cannoli shells crack, sfogliatelle flake, and the smell of butter and sugar drifts out to the sidewalk before the door even opens. Regulars know their order by heart. First timers stand frozen at the glass, trying to pick jus
2 men injured in downtown Portland shooting; 4 detained
PORTLAND, Ore — Two men suffered non-life-threatening gunshot wounds after a shooting in downtown Portland early Saturday, police said. Officers responded around 12:20 a.m. to a reported disturbance near Southwest 3rd Avenue and West Burnside Street. While on their way, officers heard gunfire and found evidence of a sh
Vancouver firefighters rescue woman from 2-alarm house fire
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A woman was taken to the hospital after being rescued by firefighters from a 2-alarm house fire in Vancouver on Saturday morning, authorities said. At around 11:38 a.m., the Vancouver Fire Department said they responded to reports of smoke and fire coming from 7609 NE Vancouver Mall Dr. When cre
Portland city council approves amendments to plan for future of fuel storage hub along...
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Portland City Council approved a set of amendments on Thursday to a policy proposal for the future of fuel terminals and storage tanks along the Willamette River in northwest Portland. The Critical Energy Infrastructure (CEI) Hub is located near Forest Park in the Linnton neighborhood and...
Second Run Portland: Eight Gorgeous Horror Films to Catch This Month
October’s second-run screenings are always full of familiar slashers, but there’s more than a few moody, beautiful gems cast amongst the gore. Plucked from our repertory roster, we’d like to draw your attention to an easily-overlooked eco-fable of a dragon god in an angry pond and Robert Eggers’ obsession with period a

















