Top Political News

June 01, 2023
  • Kotek: Senate Republican walkout could end session
  • Kicker theft (SJR 26) would be blow to charities
  • Moderate GOP lawmaker explains views, votes, odds with party
  • Rep Hoyle: Campaign $$ from pot group she oversaw for grant
  • Survey: Oregonians pessimistic on future
  • A startup's smart glass technology gets a trial run in Bend
  • AG sues 21 companies alleging PFAS contamination
  • Clackamas to discuss defunding diversity, equity budget
  • Dem senator slams 'Greater Idaho' movement
  • PDX camping ban: Strong opposition in marathon meeting
  • Drug dealers face prison for fentanyl deaths (ages 15, 17)
  • Meme: Signs that you may need a new job
  • Public invited to hold government accountable (Thurs. hearing)
  • What is a kicker? Oregon's kicker tax refund explained
  • Judge rules Oregon hospitals can't sue the state over civilly committed patients
  • Portland approves 1 year extension of city-county homelessness agency
  • Oregon's Waitlist for Mental Hospital Is Growing at Nation's Third-Highest Rate
    • May 31, 2023
  • Wyden consultant facilitated $500,000 FTX $$$ to Dems
  • New kicker refund theft bill! (Call these 5 senators ASAP)
  • Senator introduces Anti-Moonlighting bill
  • Senate stuck in stalemate in session's final days
  • Boycotting Oregon senators believe loophole will allow them to win another term
  • Portland to create zero-emission zone
  • Republican Senators Press Secretary of State for Declaration on 2024 Ballot Eligibility
  • Cutting early kicker checks part of negotiations over ending Republican boycott
  • Oregon among top interstate migration losers
  • Oregon landlord, tenant groups unite to lobby for $100 million in rent assistance
  • The reasons behind Oregon's deepening drug crisis
  • Survey: High inflation doesn't diminish Oregonians' environmentalism
  • Majority of Multnomah County voters want stricter homeless regulations
  • New poll finds low approval rating for Multnomah County DA Mike Schmidt
  • A High-Ranking Whistleblower's Complaint Lays Bare Issues at Portland Fire & Rescue
  • ODOE releases final version of ‘Early Literacy Framework'
    • May 30, 2023
  • Perplexing SEIU email had Capitol insiders buzzing
  • Remembering Oregonians who made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom
  • Hundreds of bills at risk as Oregon Senate walkout stretches on
  • Senate stuck in stalemate in session's final days
  • Opinion: Preventing bad laws is part of the job
  • DUII coordinator caught protecting drunk drivers
  • Meme: Saving the environment-NOT!
  • Memorial Day F-15 flyovers thrill NW Oregon, SW Washington
  • Opinion: Oregon cares about outcomes, not process
  • Gov't homeless camp next to your house (photo)
  • Here's how much every Washington Co employee got paid last year
  • Mayor Wheeler's camping ban proposal could have ‘huge impact' on homeless services
  • Pile of shredded tires next to Steel Bridge catches fire on holiday weekend
  • Public to guide design of Vietnam War Memorial on Oregon State Capitol grounds
  • Deadline for MultCo's 'Preschool for All' program approaches