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Lawmakers have varying plans for what to do with their per diem, their daily allowance, during the next two weeks.

The Trump administration is taking its immigration crackdown to the health care safety net.

The former CEO of the Yurok Telecommunications Corporation pleaded guilty to embezzling tribal and federal funds. Prosecutors say she used her executive role to divert tribal money.

When lightning strikes are abundant, so are wildfires – some in remote places across the state. Scientists warn there may be more in the future.

Research shows delayed effects of Oregon’s Labor Day fires have killed trees that survived the initial blazes.

The situation in Oregon has shifted within the past year: overdose deaths appear to be decreasing, arrests for drug possession have spiked, and there’s been a documented effort to get people into treatment.

The city of Grants Pass is restarting its effort to award a $1.2 million grant to an organization that can shelter 150 homeless people, a program intended to ease pressure on city resources.

The California Energy Commission decided last week to suspend its ability to impose a profit cap on gasoline refiners for the next five years.

A year ago, the Jackson County District Attorney forwarded information to state officials, requesting a review of potential fraud, theft and misconduct by past and current employees at Jackson County Fire District 5.

The states' Democratic governors offered few specifics Wednesday as to how they hope the Western Health Alliance could influence which vaccines will be available in their states.

The funding loss threatens California’s plans for the first Pacific Coast wind terminal.

One Oregon woman's journey from the loss of the Labor Day fires, through five years of dislocation, to a new beginning for her and her family.