Portland aims to resolve complaints about vacant and foreclosed homes
As concerns about abandoned homes mount, city steps up monitoring and enforcement
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U.S. District Court will preside over Portland waterfront hearings
On Friday, a federal judge will consider plans to end longshore disupte that has stalled cargo traffic across the Northwest
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Crop pest strikes Oregon orchards
The brown marmorated stink bug, which has caused damage in the Eastern U.S., shows up in Hood River and Rogue River
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Cannabis Tax Act earns union endorsement
Hoping to boost hemp industry, United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Local 555, votes to support initiative to tax and regulate cannabis
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Companies not ready to hire, CEO survey says
A weak U.S. economy means fewer large companies plan to add workers in next six months
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Federal grant to help repair rail line
A $7 million federal grant may lead to the reopening of Siskiyou Rail line, reducing costs for southern Oregon shippers
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Tribes land USDA sustainable development grants
The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde and Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs receive awards for food processing and tribal art marketplace
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Oregon lottery downsizes web initiative
"OrCade," a lottery effort to move into internet games, will undergo rebranding effort.
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Charlie Hales, Jefferson Smith win mayoral primary
Despite raising more money, former front-runner Eileen Brady loses bid.
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New bill ties congressional pay to passage of budget
Oregon Rep. Kurt Schrader is one of several legislators saying bill would help end congressional gridlock.
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Truitt Brothers stops green bean processing, cuts jobs
Declining green bean business reflects end of seasonal packing era, owners say.
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Auto manufacturing boosts factory output
Factory production increased 0.6 percent in April, spurs hiring.
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Oregon's tobacco master settlement money not going to prevention
Although smoking costs the state billions of dollars annually, none of the tobacco settlement money and only 3.2 percent of tobacco revenue goes toward prevention.
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Target's first quarter earnings rise
Food and fashion sales boost profits for the national discount retailer.