The Hillsboro Argus

The company has notified the State of Oregon that it will reduce its local workforce by that number between Jan. 3 and 17. The reduction is part of companywide layoffs announced Nov. 3. Full Story »

With the change out of daylight saving time, transit riders should be even more conscientious of safety on their way home, officials are saying. Full Story »

Helvetia family wonders whether an investment in a creamery is wise given Hillsboro’s plans for urban reserve areas Full Story »

On Sunday, November 8, MAX service between Willow Creek/SW 185th Ave and Hatfield Government Center will be interrupted due to work on the overhead power system. Trains will run every 30 minutes from 5 a.m. to noon between those stations. Full Story »

New York Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo filed an antitrust lawsuit in federal court Wednesday charging Intel Corporation with illegal, monopolistic conduct. Full Story »

One thousand free doses of H1N1 flu vaccinations will be distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis from 5 p.m. until the supply is gone Tuesday at Lincoln Street Elementary School. Full Story »

An elderly woman is admitted to the hospital after an emergency call. Days later, after hospital staff have stabilized her condition and continue to run tests, a relative happens to ask, in the presence of a nurse, whether her family member has been taking her Coumadin, a prescription blood thinner used to prevent blood clots, heart attack and stroke. Full Story »

Verboort gearing up for 75th annual Sausage and Sauerkraut Dinner Full Story »

Hillsboro Mayor Jerry Willey and Metro Chief Operating Officer Michael Jordan will speak at this week’s Friday Forum of the City Club of Portland. Full Story »

Halloween made for a downright dangerous weekend on Washington County roads, with police responding to several crashes and reporting a spike in DUII arrests. Full Story »