Transportation, ethics bills proposed
State legislators mull proposals aimed at improving the state’s infrastructure, public record laws.
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Medford-based auto retailer has record-breaking 4Q
Lithia Motors reported all-time highs for the fourth quarter, 2014 adjusted net income.
Clean Fuels program could be signed by Gov. Brown next week
Speaker Tina Kotek writes a letter insisting the program will move to the House floor despite Republicans’ protests.
OSP investigates leaked Kitzhaber emails
A pair of workers are on administrative leave as a result of leaked correspondence that may have violated attorney-client privilege.
Despite deal, Port of Portland terminal operator says union not producing fast enough
While much of the West Coast got back to work, squabbling between labor and management continued at Terminal 6 in Portland.
Beaverton firm pitches hotel near UO football stadium
VIP Hospitality Group leaders will meet with Eugene officials about a proposal to demolish a substance treatment facility and build a hotel near Autzen Stadium.
Oregon posts below average community college grad rates as PCC ups per-credit cost
Study: Oregon community college complete a 4-year degree 10 points below the national average.
Zidell family submits permits for South Waterfront office buildings
Documents filed with the city provide the blueprint for three parcels — two office spaces and one apartment building.
Union, terminal operators reach tentative agreement, ending retail group’s ‘nightmare’
After months of strife, longshoreman and port terminal operators have agreed on a contract.
Gov. Brown wraps up first week in office
Kate Brown holds first press conference, intends on sticking with current agency heads; easier voter registration law heads to Senate.