Which Portland neighborhoods use Uber the most?
City officials say ridesharing company is following its rules.
Modern design defines new Portland indoor market
An international architecture firm known for its design of the National September 11 Memorial Museum Pavilion in New York unveiled its plan this week for a modern indoor/outdoor food market at the foot of the Morrison Bridge in downtown Portland.
Earthquake strikes in Coast Range
OREGONLIVE.COM: A small earthquake hit west of Forest Grove Thursday morning.
SCOTUS backs Obamacare
ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Supreme Court affirmed nationwide tax subsidies under President Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act.
Knight Cancer Challenge reaches fundraising goal
Oregon Health & Science University met its objective of securing $500 million to trigger a matching donation from Phil and Penny Knight.
Wyden’s ‘fast-track’ trade bill passes Senate
The U.S. Senate approves a bill that has been panned by labor groups.
TriMet wants to raise taxes on Portland-area businesses
Transit agency hopes to improve service with more revenue.
Just in time: House advances pot implementation bill
Local jurisdictions that voted against the measure can opt out of legalization.
Oregon Legislature passes birth control access bill
Gov. Kate Brown expected to sign a measure that makes contraceptives for women available without a prescription.
Urban renewer
BY LINDA BAKER
One year after he was appointed chair of the Portland Development Commission, Tom Kelly talks about PDC’s longevity, Neil Kelly’s comeback and his new role as Portlandia’s landlord.