Heating funds run short
As the federal government tries to curtail its spending by cutting heating aid, many lower income families are struggling to stay warm this winter.
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Subaru expands in PDX
Subaru announced plans to move into a new space more than double the size of its current location in October.
Oregon second in green leadership
Oregon ranks second among the 50 states for leadership in the cleantech industry, according to a new index.
Crab season is set
The season usually starts on Dec. 1, but this year, concerns about quality and price slowed negotiations, leaving boats tied up until now.
Oregon scare leads to new food safety law
After Jacob Hurley of Wilsonville fell severely ill from eating tainted peanut butter crackers, he helped lobby congress to pass the Food Safety Modernization Act.
Siga appeals ruling to save contract
Siga Technologies, a biotech firm that employs about 50 in Corvallis, is appealing a federal decision that could cost the company billions.
Office space shortage
Multiple developers are pitching office tower projects to deal with a shortage of downtown office space in Portland.
State houses hinge on Schrader
Both houses of the Oregon Legislature could be split down the middle if incumbent Democrat Martha Schrader’s miniscule lead over Alan Olsen is wiped away in Senate District 20.
Consignment clothing for kids catches on
Seasonal sales are gaining popularity as parents seek deals on clothing for their growing children.
Brammo sells $12.4 million in equity stock
Ashland electric motorcycle company Brammo Inc. has sold more than $12.4 million worth of equity stock, with plans to sell another $17.5 million.