California's Emmerson Family Surges Ahead as America's Top Private Landholder; Chinese Billionaire Tianqiao Chen's Oregon Timber Holdings Draw Political Scrutiny
The Emmerson Family and Tianqiao Chen are significant private landowners in the U.S., with recent acquisitions increasing their holdings, amid concerns from officials about foreign ownership.
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.
Portland's Outdoor Ice Rink Stay Extended to Feb. 11 Amid Winter Festivities and Economic Boost
Portland's outdoor ice rink under Morrison Bridge extends its operation until Feb. 11, coinciding with the Winter Light Festival and a recent storm closure, after strong ticket sales and efforts to increase downtown foot traffic.
Port of Portland Requests $10 Million State Lifeline to Sustain Terminal 6 Amid Financial Strain
The Port of Portland is seeking $10 million from the state to cover losses at its international shipping terminal, vital for local economy and jobs. Terminal 6's future is uncertain without these funds.












