Oregon to crack down on charities
Oregon lawmakers want to crack down on charities that use too little of the money they raise to actually help people.
Oregon lawmakers want to crack down on charities that use too little of the money they raise to actually help people.
TriMet’s board of directors approved a new $485 million operating budget.
Two Oregon counties rejected property tax increases that would have funded law enforcement and public safety services.
Despite voters rejecting a new city fee, Eugene councilors say they will consider all options before eliminating all the programs and staff originally proposed in response to the fee’s failure.
The amount of Portland-area homeowners behind on their mortgage payments fell below 5% for the first time since 2009.
Downtown Portland’s new City Target is in its final stages ahead of a July opening.
New Intel CEO Brian Krzanich plans organizational changes at the company according to an employee memo.
Portland mining equipment manufacturer Esco is dropping plans to take the company public.
Portland voted down measure 26-151 that would have required the fluoridation of the city’s drinking water.
Portland startup Urban Airship’s rapidly rising workforce drove its need to move into Vestas’ larger offices.