ASSOCIATED PRESS: A Republican California assemblyman was the only member of his party to vote in favor of a proposed budget because he was distracted by Facebook.
ASSOCIATED PRESS: In the face of dwindling demand, Gap has decided to close 175 stores and eliminate 250 jobs at its headquarters.
ASSOCIATED PRESS: Despite its legal status, workers can be fired for using marijuana while off duty, the Colorado Supreme Court decided.
USA TODAY: Colt Defense announced Sunday it is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization.
Three more athletes have come forward alleging Nike coach Alberto Salazar distributed performance-enhancing drugs.
The largest private employer in Oregon is trimming its operations after years of slow sales.
President Obama cannot pursue Trans-Pacific Partnership unless Trade Adjustment Assistance bill passes.
In response to a historically-dry winter, $110 million has been allocated for a fiery summer.
Multnomah County Court judge sides with political consultants in Cover Oregon case.
ASSOCIATED PRESS: Whole Foods’ foray into cheaper groceries will be called 365 by Whole Foods Markets.