Mobility companies seek to fill employee transportation gap
Private companies expand employee transportation options as TriMet beefs up service and regional government anticipates transit bond measure.
Caleb Diehl
Airbnb responds to affordability concerns
A conversation with Airbnb’s public policy director for Oregon.
An ambitious effort to combat gentrification in Seattle offers lessons for Portland
A coalition of developers and nonprofits aims to restore community and add affordable housing in a historic black neighborhood in Seattle.
Mental Math
Statewide fixes to Oregon’s mental healthcare system move forward — but not fast enough.
These fast-growing Oregon jobs don’t require a college degree
Oregon education needs to focus more on soft skills, work-based training, Harvard speaker says.
End of the Trail (Updated June 8)
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department has hired Cailin O’Brien-Feeney as its first head of the Oregon Office of Outdoor Recreation.
Small town vegans
Conservative rural areas are more resistant to veganism, research shows. Tell that to North Bend, Klamath Falls and Springfield.
A fresh batch of vegan entrepreneurs
Meet the entrepreneurs who are driving Oregon’s latest, lucrative green rush.
Portland council candidates weigh in on housing, police, campaign finance and more
We check in with the frontrunners for Portland’s open city council seat.
Portland public school students walk out to protest gun violence
Students from around 20 Portland area public schools walked out of class today to call attention to gun violence.