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Portland’s sneaker-themed coffee place to close Old Town location

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When Deadstock opened the area around the shop was a hub for sneaker culture — but then the pandemic hit and conditions in the...

Starbucks workers protest at Seattle headquarters as strike expands

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It's been over a month since baristas started striking. Now more are joining and they brought a cut out of the CEO with devil...

Despite recent spate of layoffs, Oregon predicts 6% job growth within the decade

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The Oregon Employment Department projected Thursday that total employment will grow by 141,000 jobs between 2024 and 2034. PORTLAND, Ore. — Oregon's overall...

All 50 states sue Google; $700M Play Store settlement proposed

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The proposed settlement impacts anyone who purchased things on the Google Play store between August 16, 2016, and September 30, 2023. WASHINGTON —...

John’s Marketplace to close Beaverton location at end of year

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The company cited visibility challenges, rapid changes in the craft beer distribution landscape and broader economic pressures facing independent retailers. PORTLAND, Ore. —...

Hillsboro ice cream shop reopens after car crashed into building: ‘We made it’

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The grand reopening of Jim's Ice Cream drew a large crowd of people who were happy to wait in line, after waiting for a...

Portland’s Latino Network helps community navigate holiday pressures and uncertainty

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Ongoing federal immigration enforcement efforts continue to create fear, uncertainty and family disruptions, at a time of year traditionally centered on gathering. PORTLAND,...

Portland’s Sunshine Division prepares 30,000 holiday food boxes amid rising need

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Camberg says that the past five years have been “brutal” for working families coping with inflation, rising living costs and the lingering effects of...

Preschool for All says it will nearly double capacity as Multnomah County pushes toward universal access

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After a rocky rollout, Preschool for All is set to expand to 7,460 publicly funded seats in 2026-27 as it works toward universal care...

NW Natural cuts about 30 jobs, citing affordability concerns

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Energy utilities have been under pressure to stem rate increases, and slimmer staffing appears to be one way they're approaching the challenge. PORTLAND,...

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