Leaders of the Portland Diamond Project have asked lawmakers to modify the bill to increase the authorized bond amount from ...

Bonds would be paid back by taxes on baseball players and team executives if Portland were to land a team when MLB expands.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Thousands of people gathered at Tom McCall Waterfront Park in Portland on Saturday to protest the Trump administration in tandem with similar "Hands Off!" demonstrations ...

“From the stadium design incorporating Oregon’s cross-laminated timber, to the site further activating Portland’s South Waterfront, to the embrace of strong labor protections for Oregon ...

presenting new renderings of what an MLB stadium on the Portland Waterfront could potentially look like. PDP founder Craig Cheek issued the following statement: “Portland Diamond Project would ...

Following a public hearing and work session on Monday, the Oregon Senate Committee on Finance and Revenue gave Senate Bill ...

Backers of the project — which aims to build the stadium at a 33-acre site on Portland’s south waterfront called Zidell Yards — told lawmakers that it could boost the city’s economy ...

The Metro Council has awarded a $750,000 grant to Portland Parks & Rec to transform the Tom McCall bowl at Portland's ...

The Portland Diamond Project has been clear – this is not a tax on Oregonians. The Oregonian/OregonLive reported that the ...

On March 20, Metro awarded Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) a $750,000 planning and development grant to redevelop the waterfront bowl, setting up an intergovernmental agreement between the ...

To that end, the Portland baseball group rolled out renderings of a South Waterfront ballpark earlier this month and revealed it would seek to modernize a decades-old stadium funding bill.

“SB 110 will authorize up to $800 million in repayable bonds that will make Oregon a competitive choice for MLB and Portland’s innovative stadium ... Yards on the South Waterfront in direct ...