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

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

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

Supporters of the South Waterfront ballpark say taxpayers wouldn't be saddled with paying off the bonds, but a Portland MLB team and visiting teams would.

PORTLAND, Ore. — A first look at a new Major League Baseball stadium proposed for Portland's south Waterfront was unveiled during a legislative committee on Monday. The Portland Diamond Project ...

The Portland Diamond Project is asking the Oregon Legislature for $800 million in bonds to help construct a professional ...

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

The request, more than five times the original ask, will come in the form of an amendment to a 2003 Senate bill that allows ...

Planning is beginning to redevelop the bowl in Waterfront Park. Portland Parks has received 750-thousand-dollars from Metro to launch a national design competition. It'll ...

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 ...

Five months after the City of Portland voted to put its support behind bringing a Major League Baseball team to town, leader ...

A bill in Oregon would tax professional baseball players to fund $800 million in bonds for a stadium to attract a Major ...