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Vehicle of Jon Harder Seized To Reduce Restitution Debt
PORTLAND, Ore. — The vehicle of Jon Harder- former CEO of Sunwest Management and its affiliated companies that are implicated in a $120 million fraud scheme, was seized by the Oregon office of the U.S. Attorney General yesterday. The…
Portland voters believe the city is heading the wrong way, according to survey
PORTLAND, Ore. — The majority of Portland metro area voters are dissatisfied with the direction in which Portland and the surrounding local governments are headed.
Located in Portland, DHM Research polled 500 voters in the Portland metro…
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry: Recognized as one of the nation’s top science museums
PORTLAND, Ore. — Newsweek magazine has nominated the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, or OMSI, as it is known locally, as one of the fifteen sites for the title of best science museum in the nation.
According to Newsweek, "At OMSI,…
Portland Takes the Top Five Spot on the List of the Most Walkable Cities in America
PORTLAND, Ore. — A new report that researched the walkability of American destinations ranked Portland, Oregon, in the top five of most walkable cities. It was given the fifth spot as one of the cities where you can travel far without a…
Portland Tech Firm Relocating To Lake Oswego As Safety Deteriorates In Central Eastside
PORTLAND, Ore. — Software company Trimble has announced that they are vacating their Central Eastside Industrial District offices and are moving to new premises in the summer. Going with them are about 400 jobs.
Colorado-based Trimble…
Multnomah Falls: What to Know When Hiking to This Beautiful Oregon Landmark
Thinking of taking some time to see a few sights? Well, if I may make a suggestion, there is a beautiful little place known as Multnomah Falls, one that I think every Oregnonian (local and tourist) should see at least once. Apparently…
TriMet MAX Could Set New Closure Record: Return Of Service Hampered By Storms
PORTLAND, Ore. — TriMets' Green Line light train rails have not been running for three days, since Monday, January 15. Crews are hard at work on the ice and fallen trees on the tracks, but storms are making their work challenging.
With…
Freezing Rain and Temperatures Continue in the State of Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore. — People in the State of Oregon are encouraged to remain indoors as the icy weather in Oregon is expected to continue.
The Oregon Department of Emergency Management (OEM) warned about below freezing temperatures set to…
Storm and Cold Weather in Oregon Wreak Havoc
PORTLAND, Ore. — Cold weather with temperatures below freezing and high wind wreaked havoc in communities across the State of Oregon. The state faced an unusual number of fallen trees, reports of at least four deaths, burst pipes, and power…
Oregon Judge’s Final Order Rules Gun Control Law Approved by Voters Unconstitutional
PORTLAND, Ore. — In a decision handed down by the presiding judge of the Circuit Court of Harney County in rural southeast Oregon- Judge Robert S. Raschio, the court ruled on Tuesday that Measure 114 of the voter-approved Oregon gun control…