Judge throws out Port jobs ruling
A federal judge threw out the ruling that awarded two Port of Portland jobs to union electricians instead of longshoremen.
Oregon startup scene matures
Oregon startups are beginning to mature, a new survey shows.
Tsunami damage to arrive for decades
Debris from the 2011 Japanese tsunami will continue to bring invasive species onto U.S. shores for years to come, an OSU ocean researcher says.
Orchard Supply Hardware files for bankruptcy
Orchard Supply Hardware Stores filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The chain opened locations in Beaverton and Tigard this year.
Intel’s new CEO pushes innovation
Intel’s CEO Brian Krzanich is encouraging the company to bring products to market quickly and then update them.
Processed foods looking more natural
AP: Food companies are responding to increasing disdain at overly-processed looking foods by making food look more imperfect.
Gov. Kitzhaber ranks 1,415th in pay
Gov. John Kitzhaber makes $93,600, less than 1,414 other Oregon state employees.
Hillsboro Hops make home debut
The Hillsboro Hops make their home debut in the new $15.5 million stadium today.
Portland City Council considers new budget
The Portland City Council is set to approve a budget for the next fiscal year this week that is much less drastic than originally anticipated.
Salem business owners oppose parking meters
A group of downtown Salem property and business owners created a petition against future actions by the city on installing meters downtown.