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November 29, 2022
  • Date set for Measure 114 injunction
  • Law professor: M#114 may not see full implementation for years
  • Should Oregon break the appointment habit?
  • Lars Larson: they don't call them vigilantes
  • Oregon lawmakers lift security measure imposed on senator
  • Developer tapped to transform Milwaukie City Hall into mixed-use property
  • Rep. Bonamici introduces $250M bill to address public defender shortage
  • Advocates of MultCo capital gains tax file signatures to get in May 2023 ballot
  • Legal case against measure 114 gun over-reach
  • Oregon's paid leave program will start collecting funds from workers, employers on Jan. 1
  • AG warns over charity relief scams
  • Close calls and financial flame-outs marked 2022 election
  • Gun dealers brace for Measure 114
  • More cuts could be coming at 3 Oregon newspapers
  • Wyden urges Senate passage on Respect for Marriage Act
  • After more than two decades, Hwy 20 to lose its ‘safety corridor' designation
  • Help for homeowners as foreclosure rate seeing 'small but steady increase'
  • Small businesses fret new MultCo flavor ban
  • Police identify Portland's 93rd homicide victim
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    November 28, 2022
  • Oregon Senate election triggers pushback
  • Lawmakers reconsider 2019 limits on Sen. Boquist
  • Statewide gun sales stop 12/8…County flavor ban…24K lost jobs…more…
  • MultCo Sheriff Reese on Oregon gun reform Measure 114
  • Three of four Oregon legislative caucuses select leaders
  • Legal case against Measure 114
  • Oregon GOP sees hope in the 2022 election results, despite lack of a ‘red wave'
  • 2023 should be Oregon's year of opportunity in K-12 education
  • $800K: Oregon receives fed grant for rural heath, food assistance
  • New Study: Oregon Workers' Compensation Rates
  • On the agenda: Springfield camping ban, renaming Lane County
  • Oregon incomes keep climbing but still lag national average
  • MultCo mum on funding, Portland council to vote on Wheeler's $27M encampments
  • Southwest Portland Starbucks workers go on strike
    • November 27, 2022
  • As of Dec. 8, buying a gun looks impossible
  • Six findings from big homeless spending study
  • Voters narrowly passed a gun control, questions remain
  • Portland business permanently closes, citing concerns with crime
  • End of 2022 election signals start of 2024 races
  • Merkley, Wyden announce $700K Oregon Sagebrush Conservation Award
  • Oregon State stuns Oregon 38-34
  • Thousands of wild birds dead across Oregon: bird-flu outbreak blamed
  • Timber harvesting economics are described in a new Oregon report
  • Editorial: Not clearing your sidewalk can mean a fine in Bend
  • Medford joins lawsuit against state climate rules
  • Opinion: An SOS to Portlanders from a neighborhood abandoned
  • Portland breaks all-time homicide record (again)
  • Worried about getting into an Oregon college? Don't be
  • Criminal cases on hold in Wallowa County
  • Legacy Health notifies PDX patients former employee stole personal data