A Bill That Would Ban the Online Sale of Vapes Advances to Oregon Senate

Businesses In North Portland Ask the City to Crack Down on Street Racing

U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer Says It’s Light Rail or Bust for the Next Columbia River Bridge

Renewed Pressure From Advocates Revives Committee Hearing for Bill to End Homeless Camp Sweeps

Powell’s Books Is Rehiring, but Laid-Off Employees Will Have to Apply Afresh, to the Union’s Surprise

The union representing Powell’s employees says Powell’s decision to go forward with hiring without reaching an agreement was a surprise to them.

An Economist Warns That Oregon Could Soon Tax Its Weed Shops Out of Business

Hillsboro Is Optimistically Vying to Host the Major League Baseball All-Star Game

It’s a long shot. And they know it.

Portland Advocacy Groups Sue Feds to Force a Closer Study of Pollution and Carbon From an Expanded I-5 in the Rose Quarter

The lawsuit says the feds rubber-stamped an incomplete and porous assessment last October.