Portland, Uber lobbyist ties emerge
Representatives for the ridesharing company spend more time, money in City Hall than anyone else, report reveals.
Judge: Cylvia Hayes acted as public official, must release emails
Marion County ruling deems former first lady’s correspondence to be part of the public record.
Cattle paces Oregon ag production
Revenue for cattle and calves approximates $1 billion, displacing greenhouse and nursery products for the first time in two decades.
Google Fiber announces plans to launch in San Antonio
Portland is one of three markets left wondering if/when the super fast Internet service will come to town.
Car be gone
BY LINDA BAKER
Car and ride sharing services have taken urban areas by storm. Low-income and suburban communities are left at the curb.
Eighth Annual GoGreen Portland Conference Program Agenda Announced
One Day Conference to bring together 300+ regional business and government leaders.
Bendafornia: What’s driving the Northern California migration?
BY KEN MAES
A huge migration from Northern California has contributed to average 16% growth per year since 1990.
Man sues housing company over pitbull policy
ASSOCIATED PRESS: A Milwaukie man was told he couldn’t keep his pitbull, but then noticed the policy was not applied to everyone.
Toxic algae bloom worse than expected
ASSOCIATED PRESS: The toxic algae bloom off the Pacific Coast spans from California to Alaska.
Comcast boosts Internet service for low-income families
The company announces its discounted service will be delivered at 10 megabits per second.