Portland Commissioner Carmen Rubio Leads Charge for Storm-Hit Small Business Relief
Portland City Commissioner Carmen Rubio is advocating for financial aid for local businesses affected by a severe ice storm, coordinating with the Oregon state government and seeking federal aid following an emergency declaration.
Portland Students Return to Online Learning Amid Storm Damage to Schools, Parents Voice Concerns
Portland Public Schools is implementing temporary online learning after storm damage to schools, with full repairs expected to take until mid-February. Parents voice dissatisfaction with virtual classes due to past negative experiences.
Portland Public Schools Grapple with Extensive Storm Damage, Two Remain Closed Through Mid-February
Recent storms in Oregon and Washington have caused extensive damage to Portland Public Schools, forcing extended closures for two schools into mid-February. Repair efforts are underway amidst contractor scarcity.
Boeing 737 Max 9 Jets Grounded by FAA After Component Detaches Mid-Flight Over Oregon; NTSB and Senate Scrutinize Supplier
An investigation is underway after a panel detached from an Alaska Airlines jet, with a component made by a Boeing supplier in Malaysia under scrutiny. The FAA halted Boeing 737 Max 9 flights until new maintenance procedures are established.
Advantis and Rivermark Credit Unions to Merge, Creating Portland's Third-Largest Financial Institution
Advantis and Rivermark Community Credit Unions in Portland plan to merge, potentially creating Oregon's third-largest credit union with $3.4 billion in assets and 180,000 members, pending regulatory and member approval.












