A Portland Business Alliance survey paints a dim view of how likely voters see the state of Portland.
The coalition of unions representing around 1,100 city workers notified Portland that they will strike on February 10.
A report by the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids says Oregon is number one among states when it comes to state spending on tobacco prevention.
TriMet increased the penalties for spitting on employees and made other changes on Wednesday.
A report to the Portland City Council from the Police Bureau's Criminal Intelligence Unit lays out a series of threats facing the city.
New report released by Truth in Accounting
The Oregon Health Authority Holds A Hearing Monday On Plans For "Permanent" Mask Mandate Which Isn't A "Forever" Mandate.
The Lane and Lnn County District Attorneys are suing Governor Brown, challenging her decision to grant clemency to dozens of people.
Oregon has less than one-third of the public defenders needed to adequately provide representation to those who need it.
It's been more than seven years since Portland developer and Democratic fundraiser Terry Bean was arrested on sex charges. That's now over.
The state said that 28,037 new cases of COVID-19 were reported over the hour day weekend ending Monday.
The federal government is unhappy with Portland for not informing them of an internal probe into a training slide advocating violence.
With hospitals filling up and the omicron-driven surge making things tougher, the National Guard is spreading out to dozens of hospitals.
The Portland City Council on Wednesday will discuss whether or not to more than double the cost of parking by Providence Park on game days.
The Multnomah County unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.
Illinois-based Center for Covid Control is pausing operations for at least one week. The news comes after Oregon DOJ launched a probe.
After a weekend of seeing cases decline ever so slightly, omicron is driving the total number of COVID-19 cases straight up.
The Oregon Department of Human Services raised the income limit, making an additional 18,000 people eligible for benefits.
Emerie Martin, a fifth-grader from Pleasant Hill, will be sworn in as Oregon's next Kid Governor on Tuesday morning.
Nick Kristof went to court on Friday in a bid to save his run for the governor's office.
With COVID-19 surging, hospitals are dangerously close to being overwhelmed. Governor Brown has mobilized the National Huard to help out.
Oregon Health Authority says that 7,615 cases were reported Wednesday as well as nine new deaths.
Tina Kotek. who has been speaker of the Oregon House since 2013, is leaving the House to focus on her run for governor.
Nick Kristof, who lives on the Yamhill farm where he grew up, doesn't qualify to run for governor in Oregon, the secretary of state ruled.
Feds say in an intelligence assessment to state and local police in Oregon that “threat actors” may exploit anniversary.
After a hit and run victim said that Commissioner Hardesty had bumped her car and drove away, three officers leaked details without probing.
With the new year, there are plenty of laws coming to Oregon.
The Oregon Health Authority says that hospitals across the state are at near capacity, cases are rising, and people are dying.
While the number of new COVID-19 cases in Oregon continue surging, the number of deaths and hospitalizations are dropping.
New guidance from the Centers for Disease Control trims both isolation time and quarantine time for people exposed to COVID-19.
Scott Erik Asphaug, a 16-year Justice Department veteran, moves from Acting to Interim US Attorney as Oregon waits on the White House.
Deputy Robert Haney had been indicted for stealing blank COVID vaccination cards. He will resign from his job, and serve 6 months probation.
With the omicron variant surpassing delta around the country, Oregon's state of emergency will continue through at least June 2022.
"Northwest Oregon deserves a full-time Senator and running for Governor is a full-time job," Betsy Johnson said, announcing her resignation.
A one-day special session produced hundreds of millions of dollars in aid for renter assistance, drought relief, and more.
The Oregon Health Authority says that three people were found to have the Omicron variant of COVID-19. All had been fully vaccinated.
The Oregon senator urges federal authorities to prevent credit reporting agencies from passing data through "shady middlemen."
The Multnomah County unemployment rate improved somewhat, according to the newest figures.
The longest serving U.S. House member in Oregon's history has been a staunch advocate for environmental issues.
The Oregon Health Authority says that masks are no longer required at large public gatherings.