Top Political News

January 26, 2020
  • Oregon could add a congressional district, but not without 'disruptive' fight
  • 1,500 attend annual March for Life at Capitol
  • Oregon unions grew in 2019, but did they lose influence?
  • Rep Blumenauer hosts US Rep Rashida Tlaib in Portland
  • Editorial: Revisit timing of legislative sessions
  • Central Eastside manufacturer calls Multnomah County tax hike excessive
  • China deal great…yet…
  • Bybee Lake Hope Center supporters flock to Wapato open house
  • Central Oregon lawmakers tackling big issues in short session
  • Lane Co. legislators 2020 proposals
  • Oregon lawmakers increasingly legislate by region
  • Oregon toughest state on distracted driving, study finds
  • Editorial: Weighing in on Baker City zoning
  • Eugene ranks No.4 nationwide in dispensaries per capita
  • Our View: Port confronts a cruise ship conflict
  • Pendleton police deploy body cameras
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    January 25, 2020
  • Union leaders say they will file initiative to stop legislative walkouts
  • Oregon joins lawsuit over 3D-printed gun regulations
  • Judge rules Oregon's top out-of-state institution for foster children off limits
  • Oregon Senate scraps campaign finance committee ahead of major vote
  • Opinion: Support school choice for all Oregon families
  • Energy co. withdraws permit application for Oregon pipeline
  • ODOT takes more heat for Rose Quarter missteps at commission meeting
  • Republicans and Democrats at odds over intent of legislative short session
  • This week by the numbers
  • Wolf territory expanding in Southwest Oregon
  • Guest column: What the Linn County lawsuit really means
  • Marion County says yes to continuing refugee resettlement
  • New grazing regulations
  • New Portland Police Chief talks officer shortages, protests and people in crisis
  • Portland Police in ‘substantial compliance' with required reforms
    • January 24, 2020
  • Rep. Walden praises EPA's new waterways definition
  • Parties at odds over intent of short session
  • Get ready for February carbon tax vote
  • Former public records' advocate advises pushing for independence
  • Editorial: League of Oregon Cities proposal would block records council independence
  • Our view | PERS reform still vital
  • 2 Dems call for Oregon to step up enforcement of housing discrimination laws
  • Marion County fire district to ask taxpayers for higher levy, worth $6.7 million
  • Oregon household income grew second best in the nation
  • Report: Oregon 16th ‘most dangerous' state in U.S.
  • State regulators reject request for permit extension from Jordan Cove LNG project
  • Challenges heard over TimberMill DHS building
  • Citizens demand Douglas Co commissioners resign during Wednesday protest
  • Homeless and environment hot topics at Umatilla River north bank meeting
  • Planned I-5 Freeway widening project in Portland keeps taking hits
  • Tillamook Co hires specialists to combat cyberattack
  • Clackamas religious land use case
  • Oregon Graduation rate at all-time high