TriMet works on funding plan for CRC
TriMet is filing paperwork for its share of the Columbia River Crossing, even though the project has stalled at a state level.
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Intel won’t say when OnCue will be released
Intel is silent on the status of the upcoming video device called OnCue.
Changing demographics affecting food choices
As immigrant and minority populations increase in America, the foods we eat are changing rapidly.
Companies sue to lift logging ban
Three timber companies filed a lawsuit to lift a logging ban in national forests from the federal government’s shutdown.
Intel’s third-quarter results OK
Intel’s third-quarter results met the very modest targets the company had set.
Multnomah County property taxes rise
Tax bills sent out to Multnomah County property owners this week will be bigger than usual, due to voter-approved tax hikes.
Portland apartment rents rising
Rents continue to rise in Portland as fewer apartments are empty.
Facebook’s Prineville cold storage facility opens
Facebook’s new cold storage facility next to its two Prineville data centers began operating last week.
Couples file federal suit to overturn Oregon ban on gay marriage
Two gay couples filed a lawsuit in federal court asking a judge to overturn Oregon’s constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.
Insurance agents set up Cover Oregon sound-alike sites
Insurance agents are setting up Cover Oregon sound-alike websites with names like Cover Oregon Plan, Cover Oregon Now and Oregon Health Exchange.