Vancouver OKs oil train terminal
Port of Vancouver commissioners approved a Columbia River crude oil train distribution facility, against environmentalists’ wishes.
Port of Vancouver commissioners approved a Columbia River crude oil train distribution facility, against environmentalists’ wishes.
Kaiser Permanente has found new jobs for 50 of its 111 workers being laid off at its Lloyd Center membership services call center.
State Rep. Dennis Richardson is announcing his candidacy for governor. Richardson is a Central Point Republican.
The Portland Incubator Experiment named seven companies to its third class.
New Seasons announced it will have a store in Tualatin’s Nyberg Rivers shopping center. It will be its farthest store from Portland.
NW Natural’s Street of Dreams home tour will display nine homes in West Linn beginning this weekend.
Portland gained thousands of jobs in June, despite losses throughout the rest of the state.
Daimler Trucks North America’s Swan Island plant workers ended a strike after three weeks.
Springfield passed to amendments altering municipal code to allow business owners to sell food on the streets.
Greenhouse gas emissions have decreased 8% in Oregon between 2005 and 2010, according to the Department of Environmental Quality.