Top Political News

February 02, 2024
  • Lawmaker condemned for defending girls sports
  • Senators who walked out of Legislature can't seek reelection
  • 2 tax bills: Senior property tax freeze, CAT tax
  • Beaverton mayor: Compassion amid public crisis, man afire
  • Portland among worst for housing affordability
  • Smarsh settles lawsuits with Digital Reasoning founder Tim Estes
  • Human trafficking ring in Lake Oswego
  • 3k more beds needed in behavioral health system
  • AMR stresses short-term fix for ambulance shortage — Multnomah County chair refuses to budge
  • Oregon wine/beer rebellion
  • Bill: $10K fine for AI campaign ads w/o warning label
  • Housing, M110 takes center stage in short session
  • Union settles ($21M) with ex-PDX cargo terminal operator
  • Beaverton SD receives grant for electric school buses
  • Dueling Dem/GOP agendas look funny side-by-side
  • Oregon Republican House Leader on priorities for the session
  • Portland approves incentives to spur housing construction
  • PPS reaches tentative contract agreements with two unions
  • Providence to pay $157M after unlawful charges in WA
  • Rent stabilization stalls in Washington Senate
  • Voter initiatives heading to Washington ballots this fall
  • MultCo. adds to emergency declaration on fentanyl
  • PBOT details 82nd Avenue improvement plan
  • Residents seek reform over MultCo storm repsonse
    • February 01, 2024
  • Bentz raises top concern over monuments
  • Oregon GOP agenda for 2024 Legislature
  • Rep. Reschke: bill on parental rights
  • Supreme Ct to rule on Senate walkout case
  • Fired trooper lawsuit against state police for misconduct
  • Bentz, DeRemer support impeaching Mayorkas.
  • Gov. Kotek indicates she would sign a recriminalization bill
  • Lars Larson: Clakamas shows not all gov't wastes your $$
  • Deremer: Work to curb Fentanyl border crisis
  • DeRemer votes for tax relief package
  • Employment Dept. launching new insurance system
  • Top Democrat, GOP agendas for 2024
  • Were panels in Central Oregon solar farms made with forced labor?
  • ODFW: Pneumonia outbreak hits bighorn sheep in Hells Canyon
  • Portland City Council approves ‘regulatory relief,' tax break package
  • Why local leaders can't seem to clean the graffiti off Portland
  • FAFSA delays release of financial aid packages for Oregon colleges, students
    • January 31, 2024
  • Truckers sue Kotek, Lawmakers, for millions in road tax overcharges
  • Dems phony hard-drug recriminalization
  • Update on Kicker Tax Refund
  • Oregonian wins case over releasing Nike documents
  • Oregon leaders declare fentanyl emergency
  • What it looks like on Portland streets: Overdoses every day
  • Lars Larson: Kotek must be high judging by drug death records
  • DEI Office in Clackamas Co. eliminated
  • House GOP on Kotek's Fentanyl state-emergency
  • Commissioner Ryan waives fees for winter storm-related tree damage
  • Consumer spending cliff? (Chart)
  • Erickson seeks rematch with Salinas in Congress #6
  • Helping Oregon's endangered crab season after fire
  • Oregon to receive ‘lifeline' $60M for homeless initiatives
  • Oregon tribal cultural items task force reestablished by governor
  • Rep. Boshart David backs trucker lawsuit over tax abuse
  • Portland tops for business and families
  • Kotek unveils recommendations for early literacy education
  • Lawmakers propose temp. summer school funding while pursuing long-term fix