Top Political News

December 06, 2022
  • Measure 114 ruling expected today
  • New era in Salem marked by real and political seismic shifts
  • DOJ bans unwanted phone calls from company selling extended car warranties
  • Judge: Erickson's defamation lawsuit against Salinas allowed to move forward
  • Editorial: Hydropower: Clean, reliable and cheap
  • Five Things for Tuesday, including a downtown deli closes and falling pot sales
  • Lars Larson: AG getting away with lying to federal judge
  • (Some) of Oregon Capitol's doors are now open
  • Dems question if Hammond rancher's pardon resulted from alleged bribe
  • How an anti-environmental group is shaping Oregon politics and policy
  • New socioeconomic report provides detailed snapshots of E. Oregon counties
  • Oregon company pitches plan to create hydrogen hub outside state agencies
  • Questioning American spending in Ukraine? A perspective
  • REAL ID requirement delayed another two years
  • Crook County growth second-fastest in state
  • Downtown Portland's Heathman Hotel GM frustrated with PBOT's bike project
  • Portland Lawyer sues Portland mayor and city over undisclosed texts
  • Tillamook School District 9 to spend over $200,000 on Shelley separation
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    December 05, 2022
  • DOJ seeks permit delay for measure 114
  • Oregon will auction off dollars Dec. 5, probably at a discount
  • County looks to change its name
  • DeRemer on Measure 114, 2024 presidential race
  • Oregon Ag legislative update
  • Alert over Portland prostitute bandits
  • Massive die-off hits fir trees across Pacific Northwest
  • Oregon state economist discusses report on possible recession
  • Oregon abortion hearing this week
  • Education group works to put school choice on the ballot in Oregon
  • Bonamici pushes bill to combat Oregon's public defender shortage
  • Oregon job openings fall, signaling economic shift
  • Rep. Schrader joins Your Voice, Your Vote as his term comes to a close
  • Oregon's Tooth Taxi offers free dental care for communities in need
  • Who is buying stolen catalytic converters, how do they get away with it?
    • December 04, 2022
  • Year of the Student: Oregon Moms Union looks to 2023
  • Construction of largest alternative diesel refinery in U.S. faces permitting challenges
  • New law allows Oregon cities to seek authority to set own speed limits
  • Commentary: Prospects for bipartisanship look dim in 2023 Legislature
  • Lars Larson: Crazy crime week
  • Our view: Time for a concrete plan to curb homelessness
  • About Multnomah trying to let non- citizens vote
  • Democrats and GOP get split results in final battlegound voting
  • Long-serving Director of Oregon Government Ethics Commission retires
  • Oregon Starbucks workers strike
  • Virtual meeting for B2H Transmission Line on Dec. 5
  • Businesses in Portland's Central Eastside say city's attention to crime, safety is overdue
  • Editorial: Should Bend install hydro in its water system?
  • Portland commission eyes more big changes to City Hall; voters could decide in 2024
  • Visitor Spending: $1.46 billion in NW Oregon in 2021
  • 8 men arrested in child sex-luring sting in Clackamas County