PBOT is revamping N Lombard Street in St. Johns, Portland, by reconstructing surfaces and installing high-tech LED stop signs to enhance safety and accessibility.

New York City hosts its first Basic Bike Maintenance workshop on February 28, welcoming all skill levels for free.

PGE expanded its discount program for low-income residents in Portland, offering up to 60% off electricity bills to alleviate the impact of a recent 18% rate hike.

Alaska Airlines announces a new nonstop service from Portland to Atlanta starting October 1, marking an expansion to 54 direct routes from Portland and a 25% capacity increase for the airline.

Portland launches a pilot program for food trucks on city streets, offering diverse dining options in central city areas, with a trial phase through 2025.

Boeing replaces the head of its 737 Max program, Ed Clark, with Katie Ringgold after an incident involving a door plug on an Alaska Airlines flight, as part of efforts to strengthen safety measures and rebuild its reputation.

The Oregon Air National Guard's 142nd Wing is preparing to transition to the new F-15EX Eagle II, which will replace their aging F-15C fleet. Maintenance groups have kept the older jets combat-ready while preparing for the future aircraft.

Amtrak suspended service between Portland and Seattle due to a landslide, with alternate transportation provided. Service resumed after a two-day halt with the company assisting affected passengers.

Oregon lawmakers have reduced Governor Tina Kotek's proposed $600 million housing budget to $350 million, aiming to strike a balance between housing needs and fiscal prudence.

Pacific Power proposes a 16.9% rate increase in Oregon, potentially adding about $30 to average monthly residential bills, to fund renewable energy investment and wildfire management.

PDX airport's first phase of renovations is set to open in May, featuring new amenities, shops, and restaurants, with a focus on enhancing traveler experience and sustainability.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation has initiated lane reductions for night work on SE Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, impacting traffic until February 22. The work is part of the Central Eastside Access and Circulation project.

Portland's transportation bureau warns of potential snow and wind causing difficult commute conditions, with a possibility of downed trees and power outages.