Woman drops excessive-force lawsuit against Portland police

Portland Press Herald (News) 12/2 12:09P Megan Gray

The city says there was no settlement in the case, which alleged that what happened to Mumina Ali fit a pattern of unconstitutional treatment of Somali refugees and Black residents.

Fred Meyer parent gains from national surge in online grocery sales

Portland Business Journal 12/2 11:26A Steve Watkins

Kroger Co.’s digital sales have soared even faster this year than the national surge in online grocery sales detailed in a new study.

Portland AI startup Additive Care lands $100K from Amazon Web Services

Portland Business Journal 12/2 11:18A Malia Spencer

Additive Care’s software takes imaging data from health care customers and converts the information into a form that can be used by 3D printers or virtual reality headsets to create pre-surgical models.

With 2020 almost behind us, what does 2021 have in store for your business?

Portland Business Journal 12/2 11:06A Christopher Bjorke

When have we ever been so excited to be done with a year as we are with 2020? True, the months ahead could be grim as Covid-19 continues to surge in Oregon and elsewhere and businesses crippled by social distancing measures struggle to survive...

Here are the top 50 industries in Oregon approved for the most PPP loan money

Portland Business Journal 12/2 10:24A Brandon Sawyer

Have the industries most damaged by the economic ramifications of the Covid-19 pandemic been at the front of the line for SBA-backed Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans? Not necessarily. Now that the U.S. Small Business Administration...

Here's a breakdown of Gov. Kate Brown's proposed health care budget cuts and expenditures

Portland Business Journal 12/2 8:36A Elizabeth Hayes

Gov. Kate Brown's proposed budget represents a significant increase in health care spending while tackling disparities.

This Portland-Based Organization Is Helping Kids Get the Healthy Meals They Need

Portland Monthly (News & Profiles) 12/2 8:21A Karen Brooks

Since 2017, Our Giving Table has been cooking and delivering nutritious, mom-made meals for food-insecure kids.

The Black Resilience Fund Brings Immediate Financial Relief to Black Portlanders—and Strives for a...

Portland Monthly (News & Profiles) 12/2 8:17A Katherine Chew Hamilton

The fund has grown from a GoFundMe with a goal of $5,000 to a nonprofit that’s raised nearly $1.7 million for Black Portlanders.

Margaret-Ann Jones at 71 Is Still Giving her Time and Opening Doors for Portlanders

Portland Monthly (News & Profiles) 12/2 8:16A Ainslee Dicken

“This is what feeds me. It lifts my spirits healing others,” she says. “One of my philosophies is the more you give away or the more you do, the more comes b...

Four Decades of Protest: Self Enhancement Inc Keeps Showing Up

Portland Monthly (News & Profiles) 12/2 8:10A Fiona McCann

The North Portland nonprofit works with schools, families, and partner organizations to provide support for students and their families, in academia and beyond.

This 50-Year-Old Housing Org Offers Hope to Portland’s Most Vulnerable Residents

Portland Monthly (News & Profiles) 12/2 8:07A Morgan Westling

Transition Projects combats homelessness with deeply affordable housing units built for long-term societal change.

At Portland Audubon, There’s Wildlife Rescue, Nature Education, and Environmental Advocacy for All

Portland Monthly (News & Profiles) 12/2 8:04A Julia Silverman

At our “Caring for the Planet” award winner, it’s always baby bird season.

Marijuana delivery driver beaten, robbed at gunpoint in Portland

Portland Press Herald (News) 12/2 7:21A Matt Byrne

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John L. Scott Real Estate acquires Portland real estate firm, expanding market share

Portland Business Journal 12/2 7:14A Jonathan Bach

A deal price was not disclosed in the announcement.

Scratch Baking temporarily closed after positive COVID test

Portland Press Herald (News) 12/2 5:07A Staff report

Other staff members at the South Portland bakery are being tested.