One of Oregon's largest employers is facing stiff competition from rival chipmakers. Layoffs are underway, amid rumors that a big corporate shakeup could come next....
The Biden administration trimmed about $500 million from their initial $8.5 billion award to Oregon's biggest private employer, but it's not all bad news for...
Having held the legislative purse strings on the powerful Ways and Means committee, Sen. Elizabeth Steiner now wants to guide the state's big investments. ...
Daniel DeMelo, chair of the budget oversight committee for the Joint Office of Homeless Services, says they've been getting the cold shoulder from county officials....
Portland lawyer John DiLorenzo has taken on the case, arguing that Measure 113's wording does not align with the Oregon Secretary of State's interpretation. ...
The mayor of Anchorage recently suggested flying homeless people to warmer climes. It would just be the latest example of cities shuttling people elsewhere. ...
There's a reason why Portland's ban, which begins Friday, only applies to daytime hours. Two major court decisions, one from southern Oregon, set those limits....
After a meteoric rise that began with a neighborhood pilot program in 2021, Portland's unarmed crisis response team faces stiff headwinds and an uncertain future....
