BY KIM MOORE | OB RESEARCH EDITORA partnership of a grassroots environmental organization and a youth group is striving to build community and business support for carbon price legislation.
BY JACOB PALMER | OB DIGITAL NEWS EDITORThe ongoing labor disputes at the Port of Portland came to a head two weeks ago when Hanjin, the container port’s largest client, notified its customers it would be ending its direct route to Oregon.
BY JACOB PALMER | OB DIGITAL NEWS EDITORNBA commissioner: “I would love to end up having an All-Star Game in Portland. It’s really just a function of ensuring that we can fit in town.”
It is important to understand the EEOC’s priorities, and ensure that your leadership understands the shifting expectations of regulators and the heightened standards to which you (and they) may be held.
Last week delivered a gut punch to journalism – and not just in Oregon.
BY JACOB PALMER | OB DIGITAL NEWS EDITORExamining the governor’s rapid fall from grace in a “bizarre” and “unprecedented” saga.
BY JACOB PALMER | OB DIGITAL NEWS EDITORRecapping a wild week featuring plenty of will he or won’t he resign drama.
BY JACOB PALMER | OB DIGITAL NEWS EDITORThe Portland in Perspective study, done by the City Budget Office, was released Tuesday.
BY MEGHAN NOLTVIDEO: Gifford’s Flowers brings family approach to PSU-area shop.
BY JACOB PALMER | OB DIGITAL NEWS EDITORWe ask chiefs of staff for the scoop on Oregon legislators.