Officials scramble to make up for lost savings in PERS decision
State lawmakers consider legislative solutions, Multnomah Co., Central Oregon officials mull options.
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Public employee pension cuts deemed unconstitutional
The Oregon Supreme Court decided Thursday that some of the state’s PERS cuts were unconstitutional.
‘Ban the box’ bill passes Oregon House
Measure would make it illegal to have an application that asks a job prospect if he/she has a criminal background.
Obama could add trade event to Portland itinerary
President’s fundraising trip could include a stop at a Nike event.
Student debit cards bill passed by House
Measure aims to protect students from fees from financial institutions.
Student debit cards bill passed by House
Measure aims to protect students from fees from financial institutions.
Acquisitions of Oregon companies drive down quarterly earnings
Pacific Continental Bank sees earnings drop after buying Capital Pacific Bank; 1-800Flowers.com reports $10.5 million loss.
Portland company implements $15 minimum wage
Ruby Receptionists aims to keep workers’ wages in line with rising costs of living in Portland.
Legacy Health sued for whistleblower retaliation
Two former employees who exposed problems in the body donor program take research institute to court.
The nation’s most contaminated nuclear site under fire
Sen. Ron Wyden writes letter to request investigation of Hanford contractor; Portland economist releases report finding huge losses at plant.