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Courtesy of Oregon Department of TransportationThis year’s star-crossed special legislative session was the longest — and priciest — in more than a decade. -
Kristyna Wentz-Graff/OPBU.S. District Court Judge Karin Immergut is expected to decide Friday whether to temporarily block the president from deploying troops in Portland.
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Oregon lawmakers held a hearing on President Trump’s order for the first time Tuesday -
The proposal from Gov. Tina Kotek will hike gas taxes, registration fees and more. -
The new reforms come at a time when Oregon’s annual minimum wage increase clocked in as the smallest rise in the past ten years. -
The Beaver State has long prided itself on its two political parties finding common ground, but it is now lamenting the loss of centrist lawmakers. -
Staff fear the cuts will make it harder to help people facing evictions and homelessness as the state’s housing crisis persists. -
The threats come as figures across the political spectrum fear political violence following the Charlie Kirk assassination. -
Lawmakers must decide if and how to split from the new federal tax cuts that are on track to be replicated at the state level and cost Oregon $888 million in revenue. -
Lawmakers have varying plans for what to do with their per diem, their daily allowance, during the next two weeks. -
Sen. Chris Gorsek, D-Gresham, is unable to come to the Capitol because of unspecified health struggles. His vote may be needed to pass Gov. Tina Kotek’s transportation funding bill. -
Legal experts at odds over the constitutionality of proposals to limit immigration agent masking, which are popping up in legislatures across the nation. -
Gov. Tina Kotek’s proposal to raise billions for road maintenance and public transit in the coming decade advanced by the barest of margins Monday. The tax bill needed help from a moderate Republican to make it over the finish line. -
Democrats agreed to slash some funding they’d sought for public transit, and Gov. Tina Kotek remained scarce.
