PBOT's Safe Routes to School program hosts free events for bike maintenance and community rides in Portland to promote cycling and prepare for spring.

The Technology Association of Oregon has updated its branding to reflect its expanded role and focus on education, policy, and community engagement in the tech industry.

Portland forecast includes morning frost followed by sunny skies and gentle winds, shifting to a wetter weekend with rain likely and cooler temperatures.

The Oregon Senate passed a bill to keep the state on standard time all year if California and Washington agree. The result was narrowly decided in a 16-14 vote.

Exotic dancer Liv Osthus, known as Viva Las Vegas, is running for Portland mayor, planning to address crime, homelessness, and drug issues through community and arts.

A burglary at Ticket Tomato in Portland resulted in the theft of a sentimental Ibanez guitar signed by Chris Isaak and an iPhone. The culprits were caught on camera.

Multnomah County officials released a plan for a new $25 million sobering center in Portland, aiming to open by 2025 with services for intoxicated individuals and as an alternative to jail for police.

TriMet unveiled the new Gateway North MAX station in Portland, marking the first station opened in nine years and a part of the "Better Red" project, promising enhanced transit reliability and benefits to the local community.

Gobert and Conley lead Timberwolves to a 119-114 win against the Trail Blazers, with Gobert scoring a double-double and the team tying for first in the Western Conference.

Oregon lawmakers are considering campaign finance reform with bipartisan-supported House Bill 4024, aiming to cap contributions and address dark money concerns, amidst criticisms that limits are still too high.

Governor Tina Kotek lauded Oregon's legislature for passing a significant housing package aimed at addressing the state's affordability crisis and boosting housing production.

The deadline for Multnomah County and Metro political candidate filing is March 12, with the primary election on May 21. Voters are reminded to register by April 30 and mail ballots will be sent starting May 1.

Portland's Winter Lights Festival illuminated the city and select installations will remain past the festival dates, as per the February Plaza Newsletter.