Oregonians worried about retirement
Half of Oregon residents are concerned about their ability to save for retirement, a new survey found.
Audit finds issues with Oregon housing programs
An audit found significant overlap with 120 state programs that help low-income Oregonians get affordable housing.
Oregon timber sales postponed
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management postponed three Oregon timber sales. It needs more time to consider a federal court decision ordering it to see more timber.
PERS board may lower assumed earnings rate
The Oregon Public Employees Retirement System board is considering reducing its aggressive 8% assumed earnings rate to match lower forecasted returns.
Hillsboro distillery makes resealable whiskey pouches
Hillsboro’s Big Bottom Whiskey founder created Calhoun Bros’ Adventures Spirits, 200-milliliter resealable whiskey pouches.
Portland firms work on ‘CarGoAway’ bike
Two Portland companies are teaming up to create a cargo bike called the “CarGoAway” that eliminates the need for a car.
TriMet announces light rail opening date
TriMet announced the opening date for the $1.49 billion Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail line will be Sept. 12, 2015.
Apple named ‘brand of the year’
PCMag: The company is still the top technology brand, based on the 2013 Harris Poll EquiTrend study, released Friday.
Pepsi no longer to call Naked Juices ‘natural’
AP: PepsiCo Inc. says it will no longer label its Naked juices as being “all natural,” after a lawsuit complained that the drinks contain ingredients that don’t fit that bill.
Scientists implant fake memories into mice
BBC News: Mice were fooled into confusing a pleasant environment with an unpleasant one by a team of scientists that inserted false memories into the mice brains.