Murmurs: Hernandez Resigns

In other news: Lights out at Mahonia Hall.

Can I Collect Unemployment for Work Lost During the Snowstorm?

If you like money more than you hate paperwork, it’s probably worth your while to open a claim for your weather-related furlough, brief though it was.

Should Portland Restaurants Be Open While Schools Remain Closed?

Portland-area parents and child welfare advocates warn that another spring away from classes could do untold harm to students.

It’s Happening Again: New Housing Production Plunging but New Arrivals Keep Coming

Blumenauer Wants Tax Credit for E-Bikes

The Electric Bicycle Incentive Kickstart for the Environment, or E-BIKE, Act would cover 30% of the cost of e-bikes with a sticker price up to $8,000.

Utilities Expect to Fix 93% of Remaining Oregon Power Outages by Friday Night

Some 330,000 Oregonians awoke Monday morning without electric power, the largest outage in state history and one that has killed at least four people.

Who Knows What Downtown Portland Is Really Like? The People Working the Cash Registers.

“People long for the old days of Portland. They keep saying, ‘I wish for the old days.’ But OK, which part? The violence and the racism?”

A Controversial Private Cleaning and Security Nonprofit Is Supposed to Make Downtown Sparkle. But Where Is the Money Really Going?