Investment in Portland community has yet to pay off
Residents of the Lents neighborhood expected more from the $96 million spent to revitalize the area.
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Winter drought sparks statewide concerns
Officials warn Oregonians to be wary of the unusually dry weather.
Settlement reached in alleged sexual assault lawsuit
Portland investor Nitin Khanna settled a civil lawsuit accusing him of rape.
How to simplify your life
January needn’t be a time to make well intentioned promises to yourself that you soon break.
Oregon’s economic recovery carrying over to 2014
The state’s economy continues to grow at a steady rate.
Twin methanol plants in Columbia County considered environmentally safe
Supporters of the two $1 billion-refineries say emissions would be “cleaner than those from factories that use petroleum or coal to make methanol.”
Vendscreen Inc. raised $17.8M
The Portland-based vending machine technology firm lands $17.8 million.
Raising the minimum wage: Is it worth the fight?
Oregon’s minimum wage workers rang in the New Year with a raise. At $9.10 an hour, the state now has the second highest minimum wage in the country.
Oregonian changing to a compact format
The newspaper is cutting its size from a broadsheet to an “easier-to-hold” format.
Portland Public Water District files petitions
Supporters want independent control of the Water Bureau and Bureau of Environmental Services.