Author: Jim Redden | The Portland Tribune

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Portland population finally grows after pandemic

In another sign that Portland is continuing to recover from the depths of its pandemic-related problems, the population ... Read more

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$1 billion-a-year Portland infrastructure crisis prompts City Council reaction

The Portland City Council is moving to address Portland’s growing infrastructure crisis, now estimated at more than $1 ... Read more

Lifestyle

Review: 2025 Toyota Crown Signia Hybrid AWD is upscale fuel-efficient family hauler

The all-new 2025 Toyota Crown Signia Hybrid AWD adds to the company’s dominance of the hybrid market, which ... Read more

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ODOT criticized as I-5 Rose Quarter project’s cost estimate hits $2B

The cost of widening and capping Interstate 5 through Portland’s Rose Quarter could now eclipse $2 billion, an ... Read more

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TriMet Blue Line MAX trains return to service

TriMet Blue Line trains began running again on Sunday, May 11, following a two-week disruption east of the ... Read more

Business

Former OHSU Big Pharma critic picked by RFK Jr.

Five years ago, working in Portland, Dr. Vinay Prasad was throwing stones from the side of the road. ... Read more

Local News

Investigation into Kyron Horman’s disappearance boosted ahead of 15th anniversary

  An aggressive review of the investigation into the unexplained disappearance of 7-year-old Kyron Horman from a rural ... Read more

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UPDATE: Security guard shot man in self-defense, preschool says

The armed security guard who shot a man in Southwest Portland on Thursday, May 8, was licensed and ... Read more

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Wilson budget hearing reveals new era in Portland politics

Mayor Keith Wilson faced a new range of questions when he presented his proposed budget to the voter-approved ... Read more

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PPS Board adds seismic upgrades to bond measure

The Portland Public Schools Board voted 7-0 Tuesday, May 6, night to add seismic upgrades to its May ... Read more