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Oregon tenants could see rent hikes of up to 10% in 2024

Local News

Lafayette residents see high water bills

Residents voted to increase their water rates by 4% back in 2017. But the water bills people are seeing this month — are far more than that.
Local News

Intel making plans to expand in Oregon according to DEQ

Intel's Hillsboro factories could soon be expanding, bringing a boost to the local economy and potentially set the stage to bring in new jobs
Small Business

Portland's oldest Jewish deli, Kornblatt's, closes by end of March

After 32 years in business, the owner of Kornblatt's Delicatessen cited rising food and labor costs as a reason for his decision to call it quits.
Local News

Northwest Portland Jewish deli to close its doors by end of the month

Portland's oldest Jewish deli, Kornblatt's, will close its doors after 32 years citing rising food and labor costs.
Local News

Portland City Laborers' rally downtown ahead of planned strike

More than 600 Portland workers represented by Laborers' Local 483 plan to strike next week after failing to agree with the city on a new contract.
Local News

Portland prepared to hire replacement workers amid city workers plan to strike

The city and the union are at an impasse over pay. Specifically, cost-of-living increase and raises that reflect rising inflation.
Local News

Amid inflation, Portland pawn shops thriving with business

The owner of Silver Lining Jewelry and Loan said state licensed pawn shops are very important for working class families.
Economy

Home prices are going down and seller concessions on the rise, realtors say

According to a new Redfin report, a record share of sellers are giving concessions to buyers. Last quarter, sellers gave concessions in 41% of sales.
Local News

Portland nonprofits need support this 'Giving Tuesday'

"Giving Tuesday" is a day where millions donate to nonprofits and charities, and this year, more than ever, they need the money because of inflation.
Inflation

Thanksgiving dinner expected to be pricier this year, survey shows

Turkeys are up $1.81 more per pound — a 21% increase from last year, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation.
Inflation

Portlanders can expect a pricier Thanksgiving dinner this year, report finds

Turkeys cost almost $1.81 more per pound than last year — a 21% increase, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation.