When it debuted in 1995, the Rose Garden Arena was pitched to Portlanders as a sports and entertainment hub, its developers — including former Trail Blazers owner Paul Allen — envisioning a nightlife district packed with restaurants and bars.

Spurred by fears that a new owner could uproot the Trail Blazers from Portland, state lawmakers approved a $365 million subsidy to renovate Moda Center in Portland’s Rose Quarter on March 6 in the final hours of the short legislative session.

A bill to support renovation of Portland's Moda Center and entice the Trail Blazers to stay in the state was introduced in the Oregon Senate Feb. 9.

The Trail Blazers’ push for major renovations to Moda Center continues as the Oregon legislature approved a significant portion of the prospective funding earlier this month. Should city, county and other local officials get their ducks in a row,

PORTLAND -- Changes at the Rose Quarter continue as the Moda Center arena released a new logo Thursday. The logo consists of a plum-colored rose icon and the Moda Center wordmark. The rose pays tribute to the history of the building as well as a nod to the ...

The Oregon legislature recently approved hundreds of millions in public money to rehab the aging Moda Center, and our readers have some thoughts. Why it matters: The vote may have cleared the legislature,

PORTLAND, Ore. (October 31, 2013) – Fans of the Portland Trail Blazers and NBA Basketball will have a first-class ticket to the ultimate in-arena web experience thanks to a brand new Trail Blazers mobile app and Aruba Networks (NASDAQ: ARUN) WiFi access ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — The most-anticipated season in BYU basketball history came to a crushing halt Thursday night at Moda Center, as No. 11 seed Texas used its superior size and shot-making ability to send the No. 6 seed Cougars out of the NCAA Tournament and into an offseason of wondering what might have been.