Oregon has third-highest ID theft complaints
A report by Federal Trade Commission finds the Beaver State has a high rate of identity theft.
Company aims to make Portland’s Lloyd District a neighborhood
PORTLAND ROUNDUP: Development buzzes in Lloyd District; East Portland residents want out; prices of homes skyrocket throughout city.
Obama’s veto of Keystone XL pipeline withstands Senate override attempt
ASSOCIATED PRESS: President Barack Obama’s first veto showdown with the Senate withstood an override vote Wednesday.
Production of larger iPad delayed
BLOOMBERG: Apple has delayed manufacturing a newer, bigger version of the iPad because of supply issues.
Veteran Intel Manager Appointed to Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon Board
Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon (PRO) is pleased to announce, long standing Intel manager, Kelly Sweeney has joined the agency’s Board of Directors as a member at large.
4 highlights of the MLS labor deal
BY JACOB PALMER | OB DIGITAL NEWS EDITOR
On Wednesday night, a couple days ahead of the 2015 season kickoff, Major League Soccer and the Players Union reached an agreement.
Employment bills move forward in Oregon legislature
LEGISLATIVE ROUNDUP: Social media and employment bill passes Senate; House approves measure allowing workers to discuss wages.
Portland, count, release draft of 2015 Climate Action Plan
Proposal calls for carbon emissions to be cut 80 percent by 2050.
Oregon’s unemployment rate officially hits pre-recession levels
6.3 percent represents the lowest level of unemployment since July 2008.
Kitzhaber emails illustrate disconnect between environmental rhetoric, friendship with campaign contributor
Former Gov. John Kitzhaber responded enthusiastically to a project that his adviser warned as having “serious problems” with how it “has carried out its work.”