Terminal 6 Partial Closure: Unraveling Our Economy and Heritage
Cease Container Operations Oct. 1, 2024, Yet Remains Active for Shipping Autos and Break Bulk Cargo Terminal 6, operated by...
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No Bottle Drops in downtown, but fine in our community?
No bottle drops in downtown: Governor Tina Kotek has announced a temporary suspension of the requirement for downtown Safeway and...
Stop the Bottle Drop Update – Office of Commissioner Carmen Rubio –
We learned of this Monday afternoon of this week. Commissioner Rubio was immediately very concerned, knowing there are concerns related...
No Emergency Routes! Act now to secure our St. Johns community!
By: Donna Cohen and Anisha D. B. Scanlon Secure the match funding for the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) to...
St. Johns Bridge to Close for Nightly Inspection Work: 5 Nights from Feb. 5
The St. Johns Bridge will be closed for five nights starting at 10 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 5, for biennial...
Rolling Through Turbulence: Portland’s NE 33rd Bike Lane Controversy
In a recent meeting, Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) leader Art Pearce addressed the controversial bike lane removal on NE...
TriMet’s Gift: Free Rides for a Safe New Year’s Eve!
TriMet is bringing back its popular tradition of free rides on New Year's Eve, ensuring a safe and accessible transportation...
TriMet’s 2024 Fare’s Rise
TriMet fares in Portland are set to increase on Jan. 1, 2024, with a 12% rise for adult two-and-a-half-hour and...
