Hundreds of trees in Portland's Forest Park could soon be removed. This is part of a five-phase project by PGE to upgrade and ...

After hearing arguments in January, Portland General Electric is moving forward with their plan to remove nearly 400 trees in ...

A city of Portland hearings officer has approved a proposal to cut down more than 370 trees on about 5 acres in Forest Park ...

Portland General Electric (PGE) has the green light from a city hearings officer to go ahead with a plan to build a new ...

(Lily Roby/Courthouse News) PORTLAND ... of Oregon and Forest Park Conservancy have opposed the project for its environmental ...

A hearings officer for the city of Portland has approved Portland General Electric’s plan to upgrade transmission lines at ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Many Portlanders testified in a public hearing on whether a utility company should be permitted to remove a portion of trees from one of the nation’s largest urban forests.

The City of Portland approved a controversial plan to clear hundreds of trees in Forest Park to install a new high transmission power line.

The Portland public will have its first chance Wednesday to comment on a controversial proposal to clear a small part of Forest Park to upgrade and expand power lines. The plan, proposed by Portland ...

Forest Park is free to explore and is located north of the Washington Park area. Visit the Portland Parks & Recreation website for more details. The park is open daily from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m ...

The project would add a new quarter-mile section of transmission line along the edge of Forest Park; opponents have objected to the felling of around 397 trees.