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They spent years working on pipelines. Now they deploy water trucks to wind and solar farms and areas with wildfires.

Media giant Tegna Inc. is being acquired by the New York based hedge fund Standard General for $5.4 billion.

Local building trade unions have been picketing the colossal construction site to protest out-of-state contractors and subpar wages.

In a major renovation of the Oregon Supreme Court, union plasterers are retaining the building’s historic character.

Building trades leaders were steamed when Metro commissioner Mary Nolan voted "no" on funding for a bridge over the Columbia River.

By signing with SMART Local 16, Clint Ochampaugh gets access to the highest-skilled employees in the industry through its hiring hall.

Eugene 4J is the first Oregon school district to commit to lift worker standards and set a goal for more women and minorities in construction.

Pembina pulls the plug on a proposed natural gas pipeline and export terminal in Coos Bay.

DeJoy’s 10-year plan is slowing the mail, raising prices, cutting and closing postal facilities, and outsourcing postal work.

A business group says the $250 per ton tax on industrial enterprises that emit pollutants would unfairly target industry, and threaten jobs.

The new law spends $1.2 trillion over five years to upgrade bridges, highways, rail, transit, ports, airports, water systems, and more.

Unions and community groups want to know if a landmark agreement on the massive Broadway Corridor redevelopment project still stands.

The Postmaster’s new 10-year plan will slow First Class and parcel deliveries, raise prices, close post offices, and outsource postal work.

Union and community members celebrated the 246th birthday of the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) at a rally July 26.

Daimler will make its next-generation electric Freightliner trucks in Portland, where Freightliner began … and raise starting pay $4 an hour.

Unions say ongoing budget cuts are part of a pattern that is undermining Clark College’s ability to provide a quality education.

The Powell’s Books union contract offers laid off workers recall rights when jobs reappear, but the CEO says those recall rights have expired.

President Biden is asking Congress for $2 trillion in federal investment in infrastructure, research, training and home care over a decade.

An April 1 union vote could get members of IATSE Local 28 back to work at Portland Trail Blazers and Portland Winterhawks home games.

Postmaster General DeJoy's 10-year plan to save USPS would slow first class mail delivery, reduce post office hours, and raise prices.