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Portland permitting department layoffs downsized for now after budget approval

Wilson had proposed cutting 58 positions to help close a $93 million budget deficit. PORTLAND, Ore. — This story comes from the Portland...

Northeast Portland shopping center hits the market at $50.8M

Gateway Shopping Center started out as a Fred Meyer grocery store, built by Fred G. Meyer in 1954 where the former Kohl’s was housed. ...

MLB stadium, arts venue vie for $47.5M in TIF funds

Two major Portland projects eye $47.5 million that remains up for grabs. PORTLAND, Ore. — This story is from the Portland Business Journal, a...

Los Angeles mayor lifts downtown curfew she imposed during protests against immigration raids

It's been just over a week since the curfew was put in place to cut down on violent confrontations between police and protesters in downtown...

Nike announces additional round of tech worker layoffs

At the end of 2023, Nike announced a $2 billion cost-cutting and restructuring strategy that resulted in 740 layoffs at Nike world headquarters in Beaverton....

A living wage in Portland is $27.47 per hour. Here’s the percentage of entry-level jobs that hit that mark

A new analysis puts Portland among the big U.S. cities with the lowest percentage of entry job postings with livable wages, including Miami, Atlanta and...

Dutch Bros to move headquarters out of Oregon

The move from the Grants Pass-founded company comes just a year and a half after it brought on Arizona native as CEO. PORTLAND, Ore....

PeaceHealth to lay off 1% of workforce

PeaceHealth plans to lay off 1% of its 16,000 workforce, sparking union protests. PORTLAND, Ore. — This story comes from the Portland Business Journal,...

Portland mom explores psilocybin therapy to process grief after losing her son

On a Thursday in May, KGW reporter Stephanie Domurat and a camera crew were invited to follow a Portland woman's psilocybin therapy session...

Portland’s Live Nation venue clears key hurdle amid safety concerns

The approval came despite concerns regarding pedestrian safety and lack of proper infrastructure. PORTLAND, Ore. — This story comes from the Portland Business Journal,...

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