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November 06, 2025
  • OR won't investigate "mistaken" voter registrations
  • Dudley thinking hard about 2026 run
  • Sex offender released years too early
  • 710 acre property rights showdown
  • Education leaders face looming $$ crunch
  • Oregonians shielding immigrants from ICE
  • PacifiCorp Warns of Financial Squeeze
  • Copper bust stuns in sheer size (photo)
  • Fire at Avalos' Home Became Political Inferno
  • Homeland Security fast-tracks federal arrests
  • Kamala Harris book tour hits Portland
  • Labor advocate to serve out Nguyen's term
  • McMinnville rec bond failing after second returns
  • Medford voters approve hotel tax hike
  • Opinion: Make Oregon a magnet for opportunity
  • OR argues against Trump's tariffs at SCOTUS
  • Oregon's hazelnut harvest could break records
  • Portland area voters pass levies
  • Portland city council cancels meeting — city workers on strike
  • Portland is swallowing even more taxes
  • Prominent SW WA Republicans head for losses
  • Readers respond: End government shutdown now
  • Rocky Point, OR voters pass tax increase
  • Social media posts about ICE hospital cause panic
  • Starbucks' union workers plan strike
  • Trail Blazers Start Over After FBI Arrests Coach
  • Voters support existing taxes; reject increases
  • Wyden blasts Trump for hurting taxpayers
    • November 05, 2025
  • Where are Portland homeless originally from?
  • Oregon rejects fed claims of Medicaid $$ on non-citizens
  • Kotek still hasn't signed gas tax. Pressure grows
  • 50% of bad local taxes defeated on election night
  • Affordable housing? Make landlord-tenant law optional
  • Rep. Bonamici: Release man over mistaken identity
  • Oregon #3 highest % of SNAP recipients
  • Oregon Supreme Court to hear Measure 114
  • PacificSource's pullout is canary in the coal mine
  • Ore.'s 45th lawsuit against the current administration, 4th over DHS funding.
  • Oregon drops to 35th in state tax competitiveness index
  • WashCo declares 2 states of emergency to support SNAP, immigrants
  • Mark Owens files for reelection to Oregon House
  • Nearly half of Oregon health care workers not vaccinated against the flu
  • US Ag. Dept. rolls out new plan to aid farmers, ranchers
  • Federal Courts favor Right to Life in abortion/insurance case
  • Man arrested in fire that damaged Portland city councilor's home, vehicle
  • Political staffer hosts homeless … things go awry fast
  • Seaside woman stole more than $500K in fraudulent unemployment benefits from OED
    • November 04, 2025
  • Illegal immigrant convicted of sex crimes served as policy advisor
  • Sen. Golden asks Kotek to sign Transportation Bill
  • DEQ EV rebates for poor to be suspended
  • Documentary: Oregon's big drug gamble
  • Rep. Lively to retire
  • Housing Dir. on paid leave amid mayor split
  • Oregon leaders react after judge blocks National Guard deployment
  • Editorial: Schedule Oregon State Hospital hearings now
  • Ceremony to honor Oregon's veterans on Nov. 11 at the state Capitol
  • Here's how much Oregon's congressional delegation raised this quarter
  • Oregon sues Trump admin for attempt to restrict loan forgiveness
  • Oregon's tariff lawsuit heads to US Supreme Court Wednesday
  • What's Oregon's plan for SNAP now that the Fed govt. will cover partial funds?
  • Amazon accuses PacifiCorp for failing to power up Oregon data centers
  • BottleDrop donates $30K to nonprofits providing food access
  • Portland Police comment on violent weekend, including three shootings Sunday
  • Shutdown threatens heating assistance for E. Oregon homes
  • Dear PPS Bond Committee: Please tell the taxpayers
  • Wyden, Merkley: bill to pause student loans during shutdowns