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Union Members Give Oregon’s Universities One Last Offer, Prepare to Possibly Strike

After a “frankly insulting” bargaining session between union employees and universities, SEIU 503’s 5,000 higher-education employee members may strike.

Elections Watchdog Seth Woolley Will Run for Portland City Council

Woolley, a Green Party activist and software engineer, will run for Commissioner Chloe Eudaly’s seat

A Merger Between Two Newspaper Giants Includes Two Oregon Publications

After the merger of the U.S.’s largest newspaper chains, Gannett will own newspapers in Eugene and Salem

Oregon and Washington Kaiser Permanente Workers Will Vote Tomorrow on Whether to Strike

Local Kaiser workers will vote tomorrow on whether to strike.

U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley Recounts Scenes of Migrant Abuse to Portland Crowd

“We don’t treat people like that in the United States of America,” Merkley said, to cries of “Yeah!” from the gathered audience.

For Third Year, TriMet Receives Federal Funding to Buy Three Electric Buses and Their Chargers

Portlanders might have a smoother, quieter and less smelly bus commute with these new electric buses.

Portland’s Fast-Food Drive-Thrus Have Been Transformed Into Bike Lanes

We tested the new rules by riding scooters to the Taco Bell window. It wasn’t appetizing. But it was possible.

Five Ways Portlanders Can Help Migrants at the Mexican Border

Tired of feeling powerless, overwhelmed and terrified? Here’s what you can do about it.

ReachNow Burns Rubber Out of Portland, Abruptly Removing 350 BMWs From City Streets.

The car-sharing service ReachNow is “immediately” shutting down and will close its Portland, Seattle offices.

U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley Sponsors Bill to End Cruel Treatment of Children in Camps at Mexican Border

Improving health, safety and oversight would keep migrant children safe and help “hold this monstrous administration accountable,” says Ron Wyden.

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