National groups identify Oregon as key state for minimum wage fight
Donations from national labor organizations expected to continue ahead of ballot measure.
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Apartment-seekers find few options on the Coast
Officials aim to fix problem that has been worsening for years.
Register-Guard editor out after just over 6 months
Eugene’s newspaper announces it is changing its leadership course again.
Old Town Chinatown targeted for overhaul
Success of West End expected to spill over into forlorn area.
Portland cooking school a casualty of for-profit university reform
Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts shutting all 16 of its outposts in 2017.
Adidas targets 285 websites over alleged counterfeit products
Sports apparel company files federal lawsuit against online retailers.
Warm Springs tribe embraces legal pot
A record-high number of voters participated to approve marijuana.
Demolished Portland building earns dubious distinction
Gas & Coke Building deemed top-five architectural loss by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Portland explores boosting parking costs
Transportation Bureau officials believe increasing prices by 25% will ease congestion.
Singapore investors break record in purchase of Pearl District building
The Janey, which has 112 studio and one-bedroom units, was purchased for $45 million.