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Rahul Lal/CalMattersState lawmakers have introduced at least a dozen proposals that would make it harder to confront local officials at public meetings, shield more information from the public and relax rules on financial reports. -
Jungho Kim/CalMattersPolitical committees now have state regulators’ OK to create an unlimited number of affiliated committees with different leaders, and then closely coordinate fundraising and candidate donations among them.
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Four board members of Klamath County Fire District 3 are being investigated by the Oregon Government Ethics Commission for potentially violating Oregon Public Meetings Law. -
Watchdog groups are calling for the state to require more transparency from lobbyists who work for both fossil fuel companies and governments and environmental groups fighting against climate change. -
The document doesn’t clarify key questions raised earlier this year, when three aides left the governor’s office after raising concerns about first lady Aimee Kotek Wilson’s expanding authority. -
A $6 million land deal between Eureka's school district and a mysterious developer has drawn controversy in recent months over its lack of transparency and possible violations of state codes. -
Ethics laws allow Oregon First Lady Aimee Kotek Wilson to work in governor’s office, commission saysWhile not surprising, the findings could pave the way for an expanded role for Kotek Wilson in the executive office on a volunteer basis -
An investigation by Josephine County found Commissioner Dan DeYoung violated its sexual harassment policy during a July 2 meeting.
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Panel evenly split over whether to investigate case further, ethics chair pushes for a deeper investigation. -
A Superior Court judge in Humboldt County has resigned and admitted to 17 counts of wrongdoing while in office. -
The Oregon Department of Justice says it doesn't have enough evidence to prosecute managers who steered rare liquors to themselves. -
A months-long ethics investigation into the Klamath County sheriff was dismissed on Friday. -
Oregon's governor backtracked less than a week following the release of thousands of pages of emails that illustrated strong concerns among her top staffers regarding the growing role of the first lady. -
Emails released Friday confirm that senior members of the governor's team had questioned Aimee Kotek Wilson's expanding role.
