A yellow-mum waterfall honoring a designer's Hong Kong mother is among this year's standout pieces at Lan Su Chinese Garden.

Crews responded to a potential pin on eastbound Highway 26 near the tunnel. A passerby said a community member broke the window to help the driver.

Investors sued Corvallis-based NuScale and four executives on November 11, alleging inflated finances and more than $3.25 million in share sales. The claims are unproven.

Federal regulators are scrutinizing the Portland investment fund, while Oregon regulators are investigating Sortis; a new lawsuit accuses founder Paul Brenneke of hidden self-dealing loans.

C-TRAN staff warn longer waits and vanished routes loom unless voters approve a sales tax bump.

Portland is considering selling a PBOT plot in Southeast Portland.

Volunteers logged over 600 hours turning blacktop into a Portland schoolyard with boulders, a stage and a willow arch.

Thomas Goatley, 23, made separate false claims: in calls to NCMEC, he said he was abusing his daughter or sister; in a call to a Wyoming school, he claimed he had abducted and was abusing a student, prompting a lockdown.

A 45-year-old Douglas fir from Gaston now towers over downtown Portland as 17 local businesses move into empty storefronts nearby.

Michael John Peters stole hundreds of letters and built fake IDs with his own face. A condo board member says the thefts still rattle residents.

Artemio Carrillo-Calmo crashed into three cars and trapped two victims upside down before a July arrest finally caught up with him.

Deputies and partner agencies teamed up to pull a woman from the Clackamas River early Saturday. Her condition hasn't been released.

Checkpoint One opened Saturday with a dozen screens and gumbo, catfish, and oysters on NE Sandy Boulevard.