The case for hospital rate setting commissions
City Club State of Reform panelists make the case for setting hospital rates to control costs and improve quality.
City Club State of Reform panelists make the case for setting hospital rates to control costs and improve quality.
Electronic records and projected declines in Medicaid reimbursements prompt staff cuts, the largest reduction in the past seven years.
The Oregon Senate has approved a key bill in a package of changes to the state’s health care system.
Acting in concert with protests up and down the West Coast, Occupy Portland protesters shut down two of the Port of Portland’s terminals this morning.
A 500-kilowatt solar array that will power up to 100 homes opened up outside of Joseph.
ClearEdge Power installed two fuel cells at Portland Community College’s Sylvania Campus as part of a U.S. Department of Energy grant.
Gresham, Troutdale and Wood Village have extended fee “holidays” that waive fees for first time business owners.
The Portland Trail Blazers announced that long-time executive J.E. Isaac will resign at the end of July.
A “chemistry issue” between Trail Blazer owner Paul Allen and general manager Rich Cho led to Cho’s firing after less than a year.
Many Oregon entrepreneurs are working to create electric motorcycle companies and spinoff businesses.