From the Wires

WASHINGTON POST: Fewer people own their homes and the trend is expected to continue.

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.

ASSOCIATED PRESS: Whole Foods’ foray into cheaper groceries will be called 365 by Whole Foods Markets.

ASSOCIATED PRESS: Hackers may have accessed the personnel information of millions of former and current federal employees.

BLOOMBERG: Growth in the American economy was driven by Western states last year.

THE BEND BULLETIN: The U.S. Supreme Court’s upcoming decision on the Affordable Care Act will not affect low-income Oregonians.

ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Senate passed a plan to allow some people in rural communities to pump their own gas.