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News Corp sold 33 publications, including Medford’s Mail Tribune and Ashland’s Daily Tidings.

TriMet released its new mobile ticketing app that works for buses and trains systemwide. It was developed by Portland startup GlobeSherpa.

Employees who previously destroyed chemical weapons at an Eastern Oregon plant are now re-entering the job market.

The Federal Reserve’s San Francisco chief is giving his first public speech since June in Portland this morning.

Union leaders say the city of Portland’s contracts with county jail and state prisons are essentially stealing union work.

More livestock exhibitors returned to the Oregon State Fair this year, after many had stopped participating due to disagreements over how the fair was managed.

A large new development of 211 apartments and townhomes plus businesses is beginning in Northeast Portland.

Food stamp programs are being saved from billions of dollars of budget cuts by Congressional gridlock.

Sweet Cakes by Melissa closed its Gresham storefront to move business to an in home bakery. The shop made waves by refusing to bake a wedding cake for a lesbian couple.

Despite initial willingness of Coburg to back a 15-year property tax break, a proposed Materne applesauce factory still faces hurdles.