An Oregon Reporter’s Obsession with a 30-Year-Old Murder Is Your Next Podcast Binge
Murder in Oregon asks who really killed the state’s former corrections department chief.
Zach Dundas
These Super-Fast Future Trains Could Get You from Portland to Vancouver, Canada, in Under Three Hours
New stats suggest that high-speed rail could transform the Northwest.
Old Portland Had Its Own Super-Cool All-Japanese Baseball Teams
Fuji Athletic Club is now a retro-hipster design find—with eerie historical echoes.
How an Elite Group Shapes Portland’s Building Boom, Behind the Scenes
The city’s changing skyline is shaped in part by a city process called Design Review.
Meet the Woman Who Helps Immigrant and Refugee Communities Get Ready for a Massive Quake
Regina Ingabire wants everyone to know what to do when the shaking stops.
The Curious Case of Damascus, Oregon—The Undead City
Over the course of 15 years, the Portland suburb has gained, lost, and regained city status. Where does it stand today?
8 Reasons to Winter in Palm Springs
From jet-set art to vintage gems, the Coachella Valley is a cultural oasis.
Can This Radical Plan Reinvent the Rose Quarter?
Right now, the community-born Albina Vision Trust may be just a dream. But it’s quite the dream.
From the Editor: A Goodbye
Editor in chief Zach Dundas bids Portland Monthly farewell.
Welcome to the Witchiest Shop in Portland
Head to Secret Forest for your wooden wands and Amazonian plant snuff.