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Hillsboro officials propose changes for school resource officers

Although school officials have drafted proposed changes, policymakers didn't rule out doing away with the program.

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Oregon reports 18 new deaths, 1,244 new cases of COVID-19

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The state now has a total of 78,160 cases since the outbreak began, along with 953 deaths.
Harrington focuses on pandemic and equity reforms in year-end…

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The chair of the Washington County board of commissioners highlighted the county's responses to crises in…
Washington County transitions campers into winter shelters

Hillsboro Tribune - News

A temporary outdoor camping facility closed early due to cold weather, as winter shelters immediately filled…
Hillsboro officials to consider independent police oversight body

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Officials in Hillsboro will consider four potential independent police oversight structures.
Suspect in Aloha Baskin Robbins burglary arrested in stolen car

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Mauricio Cesar Castro-Moreira, 28, was arrested in a stolen car nearly two weeks after becoming a burglary…
Oregon Gov. Brown announces new coronavirus restrictions

Hillsboro Tribune - News

For 21 counties, including Portland area, they start Dec. 3 after current freeze ends.
Hillsboro man sought for Cedar Mill armed robbery

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Washington County detectives believe Brenton Voorhies was driving the getaway truck.
OHSU concludes investigation into monkey deaths at Hillsboro…

Hillsboro Tribune - News

OHSU said a technician who accidentally killed two monkeys didn't follow procedures or demonstrate…
Student winner named in westside Congressional App Challenge

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Rep. Bonamici meets online with eight participants in the 1st District contest.
Tax reform group to hold NW Oregon virtual town hall

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Tax Fairness Oregon says the elimination of taxes on private timberland logging has been costly to small…
Officials: Fire 'intentionally set' outside Hillsboro restaurant

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The interior of Syun Izakaya was not damaged, the restaurant's manager said, and no one was hurt.
Proposal extends Oregon evictions moratorium, with conditions

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Tenants would certify hardship; landlords could tap state fund under pending bill.
Hillsboro 16-year-old killed in crash after speeding, deputies…

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Deputies said Manuel Perez-Luis crashed into a cement-mixer truck after speeding and losing control of his…
Hillsboro students will continue remote learning through January

Hillsboro Tribune - News

District officials said they will continue to prepare for the possibility of bringing younger students back…
Hillsboro restaurant owners fear the worst as 'freeze' begins

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Restaurant owners are worried about another dark period as two-week 'freeze' begins amid soaring COVID-19…
Oregon restaurants sue Brown over indoor, outdoor dining ban

Hillsboro Tribune - News

A federal lawsuit says a two-week 'freeze' issued by the governor is unlawful, inequitable.
Washington County judge tells jurors they don't need masks

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Washington County Circuit Court Judge Charles Bailey flouted mask rules weeks before new COVID-19 measures.
Hillsboro fourth-grader's drawing featured in J.K. Rowling's new…

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A drawing by 9-year-old Kinza Arik was selected to be published in a new book by the author of the 'Harry…
Fees waived at state parks for day after Thanksgiving

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Visitors to Oregon State Parks should practice social distancing and limit the size of their gatherings.
Pamplin President: This Thanksgiving, we're thanking our readers

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In a year unlike any other, we could not have survived without subscriptions and donations from readers like…
Oregon reports 1,099 new COVID-19 cases, 10 deaths

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The state now has a total of 59,669 cases since the outbreak began, along with 788 deaths.
WinCo Foods Portland Open is no longer

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The Korn Ferry Tour event played at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in North Plains ends after seven years.
Oregon bottle redemption rule suspended for statewide freeze

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Stores will not be required to accept bottles and cans during the 'statewide freeze,' but BottleDrop centers…
Police seek information after strong-arm robbery in Cornelius

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The suspect allegedly assaulted a store employee after attempting to steal $700 worth of goods.
Water customers in Hillsboro to see rate increases in 2021

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The rate increases include an 8.5% increase for single-family residential customers.
Hillsboro seeks feedback on possible home energy score policy

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The policy would require sellers of homes to obtain and list a score showing their home's energy efficiency.
Arson investigated as possible protest retaliation

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Federal agencies suspect an arson at a law enforcement officer's home may be linked to recent protests in…
Governor fights COVID-19 increase with 'critical restrictions'

Hillsboro Tribune - News

UPDATE: A two-week freeze could last four weeks in Multnomah and Washington counties, hit by spikes in…
Travel advisory announced for West Coast states

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The travel restrictions to slow the spread of COVID-19 are announced before a noon press conference by Oregon…
State audit recommends diverting unclaimed Bottle Bill funds

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Oregon's iconic system collects more bottles and cans than other states' programs.
Washington County will honor veterans virtually this year

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The county announced it would hold a livestream event to honor veterans. The program was changed due to…
As pandemic surges, Oregon governor orders a 'pause'

Hillsboro Tribune - News

Brown's decree limits social gatherings in three Portland-area counties, plus Marion County.
Deputies raise concerns about COVID-19 procedures at county jail

Hillsboro Tribune - News

New procedures have been implemented at the Washington County Jail after several recent oversights.
Body found in Hillsboro; death ruled a homicide

Hillsboro Tribune - News

The victim, 23-year-old Alexis Vega-Cruz, was found dead late on Wednesday, Nov. 4.
Affordable housing development in Cornelius would double city's…

Hillsboro Tribune - News

A proposed affordable housing development in Cornelius would bring 113 regulated units to the city.
Grant-funded community events to look forward to in Hillsboro

Hillsboro Tribune - News

A CARES Act-funded county program will continue to bring some physically distanced events to city.

Regional News

Sen. Wyden slams Trump's proposed repeal of Section 230

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Fritz: Southwest Portland's 'Custer Park' will be renamed

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Portland may allow mass homeless shelters in all city zones

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War memorial toppled at Lone Fir Cemetery in Portland

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Oregon Gov. Brown announces new coronavirus restrictions

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Activists aim to recall Portland mayor, city commissioner

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Multnomah County plans 2022 opening for new homeless shelter

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Multnomah County Commissioner Meieran defends trip to Hawaii

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Latino leaders slam suit targeting Black Oregonians fund

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Police: Organized vandals damage buildings Friday night

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OHSA investigates judge who flouted 'nanny state' mask rules

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Lawyer: 60 patients accuse West Linn doctor of sex abuse

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Portland: Air pollution, carbon emission fees would net $11M

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Judge denies injunction for Black Oregonians relief fund

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Portland activists decry campsite sweep at Laurelhurst Park

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Portland crews clear out Laurelhurst Park homeless camp

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Tootie Smith: No tax hikes, no new Clackamas courthouse

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Iannarone launches Our Portland PAC after mayoral defeat

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Sports

WinCo Foods Portland Open is no longer

November 18, 2020 Hillsboro Tribune - Sports Wade Evanson

The Korn Ferry Tour event played at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in North Plains ends after seven years.

Updated: In Idaho, high school athletes completing fall sports as normal

November 10, 2020 Hillsboro Tribune - Sports Miles Vance

The state has higher COVID-19 numbers than Oregon, but still managed to play safely

OSAA to loosen classifications, league play if sports resume

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Oregon's high school sports season is on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Local hoopers push for voter registration

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Westview High School head basketball coach and players start a nonpartisan call to action.
Hillsboro Hops alumni get chances in major leagues

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Old fan favorites like Daulton Varsho are making a splash (literally) in MLB.
Niehoff: Sports will be different, but still offer opportunity

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

'More than ever before, there is a recognition of the value of these education-based programs.'
Sports delays easily explanable, but may not be sensible

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Many indicators show we ought to open schools to in-person learning and sports
Anthony thrives in supporting role for Blazers

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

One of the NBA's best players for two decades, Anthony doesn't need to star anymore, but still enjoys starring moments
Vince Pesky celebrates 99th birthday

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

A fixture from the bygone era of Slabtown reflects on life, which now includes residing in an assisted living home.
Evanson column: Jokeâ€™s on you Skip Bayless, Damian Lillardâ€™s the one with the respect

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Fox Sports' Skip Bayless recently aimed criticism at the Blazers guard, and he couldn't be further from the mark.
Lee Hodges notches first Korn Ferry Tour win at WinCo Foods Portland Open

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Alabama native shoots a final round even-par 71, two shots clear of four second-place finishers.
Barjon, Hodges tied atop WinCo Foods Portland Open leaderboard

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Paul Barjon cards a 66, Lee Hodges 68, as both look for their first Korn Ferry Tour wins.
Evanson column: When it comes to racial equality, why are we keeping score?

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

As most kneel as a sign of unity, those who don't are being treated similarly to the man who made it all happen.
Updated: Oregon high school sports delayed until January

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Competition split into three seasons beginning in January 2021, with football kicking off in March
Golfers gather at Pumpkin Ridge this week

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Witch Hollow course near North Plains will host the WinCo Foods Portland Open.
PSU's All-American DB

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Newberg's Anthony Adams, a star on the Portland State defense, is anxious to start his delayed junior season
Back in the swing of baseball

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

After season lost to injury and another to COVID-19, Beaverton native Kenyon Yovan cherishing time with Portland Pickles
Forest Grove climbers rescued on Mount Hood

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The couple suffered 'minor to moderate' injuries after falling 700 feet, but they were not seriously hurt.
Oregon high school sports season pushed back

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

It's unclear when or if the football season will begin. Other sports will start play almost a month later than planned.
Harrington enjoys first PGA Tour season

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Portland product had a glorious 2019 Open, and he has won nearly $1 million at the next level
Hops won't play in 2020 as minor league baseball season scrapped

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The long-expected decision to cancel the season was announced on Tuesday as coronavirus outbreaks escalate.
2019 Hops named to Diamondbacks' player pool

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The rules of the shortened season give each team a 'pool' of up to 60 players eligible to play in 2020.
Running provides closure for Oregon State University graduate

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

Wilsonville resident completes a 15-kilometer run as a graduation celebration
Blazer5 Gaming sets sights on NBA 2K League championship

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The esports craze is video-game basketball, played five-on-five just like the Blazers players on the court.
Northwest League won't start this week

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Hillsboro Hops won the league championship last September, but their title defense is on hold because of COVID-19.
Jesuit's Mick Abel drafted in first round by Phillies

Hillsboro Tribune - Sports

The Crusader right-hander was taken with the 15th pick of the first round on Wednesday.

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Features

To compete is a gift for runner Kimmie Champion

December 03, 2020 Hillsboro Tribune - Features Paul Danzer

New prosthetic foot helps Kimmie Champion chase her goals as a distance runner, inspire others.

Providence Festival of Trees goes virtual with 'Home for the Holidays!'

November 25, 2020 Hillsboro Tribune - Features Sponsored by the Providence Foundations of Oregon

SPONSORED CONTENT: It's still as awesome as ever but just virtual. Check out the awe inspiring Christmas trees, attend the gala on Thursday, Dec. 3 and watch the television special on Saturday, Dec. 5

Organizations planning interpretive center at Korean War memorial in Wilsonville

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

The center to be located in parks and rec administration building at Town Center Park
Cat rescue organization will host holiday event

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

Kittens and cats will be in attendance for cuddles; pet vendors on hand as well
Creative Impact Workshops aim to help artists and organizations

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

This year, all workshops will be offered virtually via Zoom. The programs will also be available for free.
Sherwood Give n' Gobble goes virtual

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

Participants will be encouraged to 'walk, run, jog, mosey or waddle' on their own from Nov. 21 to Dec. 1.
Inside the battle against COVID-19 with ER doctor

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

Dr. Cameron Klug, who works for Legacy Meridian Park in Tualatin, has been treating COVID-19 patients since spring.
Adelante Mujeres to hold virtual grand opening

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

The Oct. 30 event will celebrate the renovation of the Forest Grove-based nonprofit's building.
OPINION M110: Don't take away addicts' incentive for treatment

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

Vote 'no' on Measure 110. Let the Oregon Legislature continue its success in crafting true criminal justice reforms.
New winery Amaterra planned in picturesque West Hills

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

It'll feature a 12-acre vineyard, winemaking facility, chef-driven restaurant, and indoor/outdoor event spaces.
People of Providence - Meet Robin Henderson

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SUGGESTED CONTENT: The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon. Learn how philanthropy is ensuring…
Actors tie knot at Broadway Rose Theatre Co.

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

Malia Tippets and Joe Theissen are performing in a two-person play this month.
Washington County pumpkin patch farms adapting to COVID-19 rules

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

Roloff Farms and Plumper Pumpkin Patch and Tree Farm are following Washington County's Phase 1 guidelines.
Universal Coffee brings Mayan experience to Cornelius

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

Alex Contreras and Juan Ruiz specialize in traditional pre-Hispanic coffee drinks at their mobile coffee bar.
Three Hillsboro students' agricultural artworks win state contest

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

The students' work was selected out of 643 submitted artworks. They will be featured in a calendar with other winners.
Terry King sets pace in Columbia County Racing Association season finale

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

King, a Warren resident, ended the year with a win in the Sportsman Division main
Dr. Scott Pike gives gift of sight in Guatemala

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

The Hillsboro optometrist and Pacific University graduate has been operating a clinic for more than 20 years.
The Spirit of Halloweentown is alive in St. Helens

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

A Columbia County commissioner described holding the festival during the pandemic as 'a terribly stupid idea.'
'Timber Wars': OPB looks back at environmentalists vs. timber industry

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

It all started with the northern spotted owl's threatened designation, which changed Oregon forever.
Scappoose restaurant Mark's on the Channel to close

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

The floating restaurant has offered seafood meals and picturesque views of the Multnomah Channel for 18 years.
Broadway Rose teams up with All Classical Portland

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

A Sherlock Holmes radio drama featuring classical music and turn-of-the-century celebrities will air Oct. 5-6.
New art exhibit at Hillsboro Civic Center comments on consumerism

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

Pacific University professor Tyler Brumfield's exhibit 'Everyday Abstractions' reinvents iconic brand images.
Cornelius residents participate in first-ever chalk art event

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

Participants were asked to draw chalk art outside their homes on the sidewalk to promote social distancing.
Wilsonville reinvents the Harvest Festival

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

The event will include virtual programming, drive-throughs and other interactive activities
Tualatin Lions to host drive-thru Oktoberfest Oct. 9-10

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

In somewhat of a a departure from the club's previous events, it will be held over two days instead of just one.
How will wildfire smoke impact Oregon's wine industry?

Hillsboro Tribune - Features

Linfield professor and researcher outlines what air quality will do to grapes, industry timeline

Opinion

Letters to the Editor: Dec. 3, 2020

December 03, 2020 Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion Pamplin Media Group

Readers respond to articles and letters and weigh in on distance learning and wildfire recovery.

Our Opinion: Let's stay connected this holiday season

December 02, 2020 Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion Editorial Board

As the pandemic drags on, we should continue to avoid gatherings. But there are other ways to show people you care.

Let's preserve Oregon instead of paving over it

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

OPINION: A Hillsboro tree tells the story of out-of-control development in the Beaver State.
This Thanksgiving, be grateful for newspapers

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

OPINION: There are lots of people to thank this year. Don't forget to thank journalists, too.
This Thanksgiving, too many Oregonians will be going hungry

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

OPINION: Census data show the problem, worse than during the Great Recession, hits Black and Latino residents particularly hard
Letters to the Editor: Thanksgiving 2020

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

This week of Thanksgiving, we're publishing our weekly readers' letters a few days early.
Shopping 'small' this holiday season is needed more than ever

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

OPINION: The U.S. Small Business Administration urges you to do your shopping close to home.
Opinion: Winter is coming. People need shelter. We have the space

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

The publicly owned Portland Expo Center, currently vacant, could temporarily shelter thousands of houseless residents.
Protect animals during migration for the good of all

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

OPINION: The Oregon Hunters Association has ideas for the state government to keep the ecosystem healthy.
Opinion: Legislation could do wonders to protect Oregon Coast

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

The Ocean Based Climate Solutions Act, already backed by Oregon Reps. Bonamici and Blumenauer, needs more support
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 19, 2020

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

We hear from a newly re-elected city official, readers feeling hopeful after Joe Biden's victory and more.
Our Opinion: The case for optimistic caution

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

We have entered perhaps the most dangerous phase of the coronavirus pandemic yet, but the end is in sight.
OPINION: Oregon brewers can't afford a new state tax Increase

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

The last thing we need as small businesses dealing with a COVID-19 is an 800% tax increase on beer, wine and cider
Think critically about food systems

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

OPINION: Food sustains us, but the way we produce it can actually harm us, a Pacific University student warns.
Pamplin President: This Thanksgiving, we're thanking our readers

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

In a year unlike any other, we could not have survived without subscriptions and donations from readers like you.
OPINION: Want to reduce wildfires? Manage Oregon's federal forests

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

Salvage logging concerns are overblown given that legal challenges have halted most federal forest management
Opinion: Churches should not put parishioners' health at risk

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

Pastor urges Gov. Brown to tighten restrictions on faith-based gatherings as the Christmas season approaches.
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 12, 2020

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

Readers offer suggestions for positive thinking and connection, react to the election results, and more.
Our Opinion: The end of an election

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

Coming together after a divisive campaign isn't easy, but we have to set the example for our leaders to follow.
Oregon's challenges are clear. But so is the path to meeting them in 2021

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

My View: Our divisions can be bridged with a foundation of inclusion built on trusted opinion research that's free from political agendas
Don't scapegoat Oregon restaurants and bars for the COVID-19 pandemic

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

Few cases of the virus have been linked to the state's food and drink establishments, which provide a needed refuge
OPINION: U.S. Forest Service ignores public input on Mount Hood logging

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

Local staff has disregarded calls for stronger protection of invaluable watersheds impacted by Zigzag Timber Sale.
OPINION: For our kids' sake, it's time to reopen Oregon's schools

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

The overall risk posed by COVID-19 is low in children but the lack of in-person school may cause other health problems
OPINION: Follow the science and limit clear cuts and salvage logging

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

Salvage logging further damages forests and sucks money from taxpayers' pockets to subsidize timber profits
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 5, 2020

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

Non-election-related letters? We've got them in our first post-election readers' mailbag.
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 29, 2020

Hillsboro Tribune - Opinion

Our weekly mailbag is going up a little early with the last day of voting just a week away.

Wheels

Dodge creates the ultimate muscle SUV with the 2021 Durango Hellcat

December 02, 2020 Jeff Zurschmeide

The SRT version of the the Durango will be a one-year model, so it you want one, get to your Dodge dealer now and get your name on the list.

PGE and Daimler building 'Electric Island' to recharge trucks

December 01, 2020 Jim Redden

The charging stations are being installed outside of the Daimler Trucks North America headquarters on Swan Island.

2021 Honda Odyssey Elite: Reigning King of the Minivans

Familes considering a new SUV should consider the practiciality of America's best selling minivan for 10 years in a row.
We tamed the 2021 Dodge Charger Hellcat Redeye

If you want a muscle car that will absolutely smoke anything from the golden age of muscle cars in the 1960s, this is your ride.
2021 Toyota Venza Limited: Upscale affordable hybrid SUV

Sleek styling, luxury appointments and premium features enhance the new midsize, two-row crossover.
Opinion: Legislation could do wonders to protect Oregon Coast

The Ocean Based Climate Solutions Act, already backed by Oregon Reps. Bonamici and Blumenauer, needs more support
2021 Chrysler Pacifica brings back AWD in a state-of-the-art minivan

If you are planning to replace or upgrade your family van, the 2021 Chrysler Pacifica should be at the top of your test-drive list.
2021 Genesis G80 2.5T: Bargain-priced luxury

The completely redesigned midsize sedan undercuts the competition while still delivering the goods.
Ford reveals all-electric 2022 E-Transit cargo van

The E-Transit has a range of 126 miles, starts at less than $45,000, and has lower maintenance costs than gas-powered vans.
2020 BMW M8 Competition Convertible blends modern tech with classic style

The bottom line on the 2020 BMW M8 Competition Convertible is, if you price it against supercars, you can get about 90 percent of the performance of…
2020 Toyota Avalon TRD: Fun full-size car with flair

Toyota Racing Development upgrades make the Avalon more fun to drive without sacrificing comfort.
Nissan builds on a strong legacy with the all-new 2021 Rogue crossover

If you're shopping for a new compact SUV, you really need to take a good look at the all-new 2021 Nissan Rogue.
2020 Land Rover Defender 110 SE: Retro looks, modern performance

The all-new version of the classic British go-anywhere SUV is the best of both worlds.
2021 GMC Canyon AT4 is a real 4X4 truck in the midsize market

If you don't need the towing power of the full-size Sierra or Sierra HD, the 2021 GMC Canyon AT4 is a great way to save a little money and have an…
2020 Subaru WRX Series.White: A die-hard collector car

Subaru is producing a limited series of its hottest cars that will appeal to its moest committed followers.
OPINION M26-218: $7 billion for Metro's transportation tax? No way.

Vote 'no' on Measure 26-218. The costly measure will tax employers to overspend on underused projects, such as light rail
Cadillac opts for revolution in 2021 Escalade

There's actually so much in the new Escalade that you'll really want to take the full tour at your preferred Cadillac dealership.
2020 Mercedes-Benz AMG C63 S Coupe: Pinnacle of performance

If you demand the best and can afford it, no other compact performance coupe will even come close.

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