Intel unveils newest chip design
Intel redesigned one of its chips to cater to thin and light computing devices.
Beaverton Farmers Market gets dog-sitting
Hillsboro nonprofit HomePlate Youth Services is debuting Sit-n-Stay, a dog-sitting service at the Beaverton Farmers Market.
Multnomah County libraries restore hours
Multnomah County libraries will be open on Mondays again starting in July.
Women missing for a decade found alive
Reuters: The three women were discovered alive in a house in Cleveland and the home’s owner and his two brothers were arrested, police said on Tuesday.
Internet tax bill sails through Senate, heads for House
REUTERS: Legislation allowing states to impose sales taxes on online retailers easily passed the Senate but appears to face greater opposition among House Republicans.
Facebook joins Fortune 500
USA Today: Facebook joined the Fortune 500 for the first time, due to its rising revenue.
Alleged Auschwitz guard arrested
AP: A 93-year-old man was arrested by German authorities on allegations he served as an Auschwitz death camp guard.
Calif. upholds pot store bans
LA Times: The California Supreme Court decided that cities may ban medical marijuana dispensaries through zoning, as happened in Riverside.
Portland fluoride vote nearing
Ballots are arriving for the hotly-contested special election on whether to fluoridate Portland’s water.
Online tax plan confusing business owners
A bill in Congress to implement an Internet sales tax is opposed by Oregon Senators and confusing to Oregon business owners.