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The negative outlook assigned to Portland State University's bonds by Moody's Investors Service affects $195 million of debt.
June 2 -
Economists' quarterly forecast estimates lawmakers will have nearly $696 million more to spend than anticipated and taxpayers will receive $3.9 billion through the state's kicker rebate.
February 24 -
The budget "starts and ends with the housing and homelessness crisis because housing is fundamental to everything else in a person's life," said Gov. Tina Kotek.
February 2 -
High-speed rail connecting Portland, Seattle and Vancouver, B.C. would spark $355 billion in economic development, supporters say.
January 20 -
States and localities would split a combined $10.7 billion from the two national pharmacy chains.
December 13 -
City officials discovered last week that an explanatory sentence required by state statute was left off the ballot. No bonds can be issued until the matter is rectified.
December 5 -
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and British Columbia Premier John Horgan signed a statement of cooperation.
October 11 -
The Sherwood school district in northwest Oregon had its issuer rating downgraded to A3 from A1 by Moody's Investors Service.
October 6 -
Economists presented a good news-bad news scenario during their September forecast that included the possibility of a recession, which would kill the kicker rebate.
September 2 -
The naming of the first Native American U.S. treasurer follows complaints about how pandemic relief funds were distributed among tribes.
June 23