Polls reveal Portland residents feel the city is on the wrong track with concerns about homelessness, safety, and taxes overshadowing progress efforts.

A federal court has ordered Portland's Pizzicato restaurant chain to pay $540K for illegal tip pooling and labor violations, including underage worker endangerment.

The oldest saloon in Marin County, the William Tell House, is for sale with a combined asking price of $2.65 million, which includes the business and property.

Houston's East End will see aging warehouses transformed into a "food-maker" campus and a mixed-use district, with commercial kitchen spaces for local vendors and a pedestrian-friendly design featuring dining, shopping, office spaces, and greenspace.

The Brooklyn Park Planning Commission will review JJ's Fish & Chicken's plan to expand operations on February 14, 2024; the meeting will be streamed online for public viewing.

The EPA has updated air pollution standards, reducing allowable soot levels, which may impact industrial development in Texas cities and is met with industry resistance.

A settlement may lead to lower electricity rate hikes than originally proposed by CenterPoint Energy in Houston, pending approval by Texas regulators.

Seattle Public Utilities is soliciting bids for consulting firms to support their engineering projects, with $4.5 million available for multiple infrastructure contracts.

Redwood City's House of Humor costume shop is closing due to a lost lease, with the owner Mark Greenbaum hoping to find a new location and reopen by summer.

BKM Capital Partners bought Airport Way Corporate Park in Portland for $24.5 million, planning to invest $1.3 million in upgrades and renaming it PDX Distribution Center. The 140,693-square-foot industrial park is 97% occupied.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office confirmed the safe recovery of missing 14-year-old Madison Marie Manson after a widespread search and community involvement.

SRP in Arizona released 12,000 white amur fish into its canals to eat weeds and algae, cutting maintenance costs and avoiding manual and chemical weed control methods.

Ford reports a $523 million net loss in Q4 due to a pension charge and a UAW strike, despite beating revenue expectations and projecting higher future earnings.