Новости за 03.03.2024

A pair of British transplants who celebrate English football (soccer) culture and the experience of cheering for your team with delicious food and drinks.

A fire at Vancouver duplex displaced four people early Sunday morning, officials say.

Portlanders may know the name Nat West, but not for his political background. For 12 years, Nat was the owner of Reverend Nat's Hard Cider in southeast Portland, until closing his taproom in September 2023. Now Nat works as a TriMet bus driver and is looking to add Portland city commissioner to his resumé as well.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) is cutting $32 million to its budget and says Portlanders could see 'major impacts' as soon as July 2024. These cuts include PBOT jobs and programs, coming as the roads in Portland have become even more deadly.

As Portland transitions from winter to spring, the Portland Bureau of Transportation is launching a “March Madness” campaign on Monday to repair potholes from winter storms, including January's Arctic blast.

A mobile home fire in Hillsboro led to a temporary shutdown of a nearby road and displaced two people Saturday evening.

The cold and wet forecast is on repeat right now as we continue with this cold pattern of daytime highs in the low to mid 40's and overnight lows in the mid 30's for Portland.

A NASA astronaut hailing from Washington state is set to pilot a Space-X Crew-8 mission launching from Florida's Kennedy Space Center Saturday night.

As if the SAT wasn't stressful enough for students, officials in Lake Oswego said scammers are looking to bilk money and personal information from parents and test takers.

Just days after the Portland Timbers cut ties with one of their biggest and most prominent sponsors, fans who bought the kits now have a clear path to get a refund.

Community members convened outside the Oregon Capitol Saturday afternoon, protesting the Oregon Senate's recent passing of HB 4002, which aims to recriminalize hard drugs.

Hundreds of volunteers across East Multnomah County ventured out Saturday morning, March 2, for the return of an annual event dedicated to cleaning up local waterways and bolstering riparian corridors.