Oregon Legislature looks to bring sex laws into 21st century
Several sexual assault, revenge porn bills, under consideration in Salem.
Portland prepared to increase number of taxis on roads
City Council considers gutting restrictions on number of vehicles and companies allowed to operate in the city.
Oregon organic crops in high demand
European Union consumers are building a market for organic hazelnuts, cherries.
Portland company behind ‘world’s most sustainable office building’
DEVELOPMENT ROUNDUP: Portland firm is part of lauded project in Seattle; city nears deal with Zidell family again; Hales proud of urban renewal changes.
5 ways successful people kickstart the day
BY JACOB PALMER | DIGITAL NEWS EDITOR
Are mornings the most productive part of the day? We ask five successful executives how they get off to a good start.
California mandates water restrictions for first time ever
USA TODAY: Gov. Jerry Brown took steps to dealing with his state’s drought issues by limiting the amount of water used for highway medians and golf courses.
Could Gov. Walker’s allergy to dogs hurt him in the presidential race?
NEW YORK TIMES: Showing an affinity for dogs usually plays well to the public, which could serve as a minor problem for Republican hopeful Scott Walker, who is allergic.
4 Oregon-based beermakers make list of largest craft breweries
Brewers Association moves Deschutes up one spot to seventh-largest craft brewer by sales.
Pot expert says no need for Oregon farmers to boost yield
An Oregon State professor says the state already produces more than enough to meet demand.
Background checks on private gun sales bill debated
Gun advocates argue law is “borderline treasonous”; others say it could save lives.