Andy Giegerich

The agency will eliminate about 400 positions total, but 140 are vacant. Costs have surged 56% since 2019 while ridership remains down 30%.

TriMet, in calling the move a "historic staffing reduction," said it will eliminate about 400 positions, but 140 of those jobs are vacant.

The move follows two high-profile moves by the well-regarded comics purveyor.

The group's waitlist counts more than 200 people.

A glimpse at three arresting art efforts to kick off Portland's summer.

The cuts come in an attempt to "rightsize" business in the state and follows 300 job losses late last year.

Portland's status remained unchanged over 2025's figures.

A real estate and business attorney takes the helm as the previous leader moves into a global role for the firm.

The spot, set to open June 4, is part of a multi-airport strategy by the busiest carrier at PDX.

The changes are intended to address the governor's transportation efforts.