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The union that represents employees at Prosper Portland are requesting that Mayor Keith Wilson and the Prosper Board hire an independent investigator to look into three contracts Executive Director Cornell Wesley awarded to personal friends during his first year on the job.

The late U.S. Senator served from 1954 until his untimely death in 1960.

The niche publication retailer took a bet opening as a magazine shop in 2024. A year and a half later, it’s moving into a bigger space.

Oregon’s rainy day fund grew by $200 million in the most recent fiscal year, not quite fast enough to outpace the growth in state spending.

Over a brief 25-minute visit, two attorneys looked at tabulation machines and toured the county facility for an overview of operations.

The store was ineligible for the loan because owner Nancy Bass Wyden is wife of a U.S. senator.

Research Workers United says it was ‘difficult to learn’ about $1.8 million severance package for departing top lawyer. It’s not the only notable recent exit payout.

These great organizations serve as the backbone of the Portland-area community. Please jump in with all you’ve got.

In the past, companies affiliated with Sortis investment vehicles have faced multiple lawsuits from landlords, contractors and other parties alleging unpaid bills. But the new accusations by investors represent a serious escalation.

In other news: School district begs state for bailout.