Property Watch: One of the Oldest Houses in Portland Is for Sale
Tucked behind a white picket fence, this simple yellow farmhouse has sat in the Sunnyside neighborhood since before it was a neighborhood. It was built in 1866, so the neighborhood went up around it: its neighbors, many built between 1920 and 1940, paved streets, utilities. According to the historic registry document...
TriMet to purchase former Greyhound terminal in Old Town
The former Greyhound station in Old Town across the street from Union Station will soon house TriMet buses if a plan to purchase the building goes through. At a meeting this morning of Metro’s Joint Policy Advisory Committee on Transportation (JPACT), TriMet General Manager Sam Desue announced a plan to reallocate...
Portland brewery opening Manzanita outpost with burgers, fried chicken and outside seating
A new restaurant is coming to one of the north Oregon coast’s most beloved small towns. Portland-based brewery Steeplejack Brewing is putting the final touches on a new outpost in downtown Manzanita, set to open in March. It will immediately become one of the biggest restaurants in town, expected to seat roughly 100...
Court docs: “Crazy Kate” stabbed man after being called a derogatory term
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — More details are emerging in the case of a woman charged with attempted murder in a stabbing outside the Portland Art Museum. PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Spacal has a long history of attacking people and pets. Katelynn Amanda Spacal, 33, was arraigned Wednesday on charges of...
Sheridan Fruit Co. faces possible closure amid business struggles
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Sheridan Fruit Co. on Southeast Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard has served Portlanders for generations. But empty shelves and fewer customers are forcing store leadership to think long and hard about their future. General manager Byron Hanson has worked behind the historic doors for 32 years....
Vancouver man allegedly run over by ICE agent in December released on bond from...
VANCOUVER, Wash. — A Vancouver man who was allegedly run over by an ICE agent during his arrest in December has been released on bond from a detention center in Kentucky, according to Indivisible Greater Vancouver. Jose Paniagua Calderon, 27, was detained by ICE on Dec. 4 in Vancouver....
Washington State To Welcome First Handel’s Ice Cream Location
January 15, 2026 // Franchising.com // Vancouver, WA — Handel’s Ice Cream expands to Vancouver, Washington with a new location. The grand opening takes place Saturday, January 17, 2026, at 12:00 p.m., and the first 100 guests receive FREE Ice Cream for a Year*. Guests can look forward to merchandise giveaways, the...
2 Men Found Dead At North Portland Recycling Center, Homicide Detectives Probe
Two men were found dead at a recycling center in North Portland last week, and homicide police are working to find out what led up to their deaths. The men were separate on two different days at the Waste Management Recycling Center on North Hunt Street. The first was discovered on Monday, January 5, and the second...
‘Rabid, savage beast’: Oregon City man admits to killing girlfriend, dumping her body in...
William Glen Blake pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison for shooting his girlfriend, Jennifer Ruth Stuart, and dumping her body in the woods.
‘Lightsabers on Ice’ returns to Portland’s weirdest mall
Fan Expo Portland returns to the city this weekend, and with it, an official afterparty that’s open to anyone: Lightsabers on Ice takes to the Lloyd Center ice rink from 8 to 10 p.m. Friday, Jan. 16. The event is a chance to visit Portland’s mostly empty mall after...

















