18 James Nesterwitz - AdobeStock imageUpdated May 20, 2025 Cascade Locks City Council held a public hearing on the Downtown Revitalization Plan at the May 12 meeting, with a discussion following regard…
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News Gov. Brown: Oregon leads push for carbon-free power By Peter Wong, Oregon Capital Bureau Aug 4, 2021 Gov. Kate Brown says Oregon is the first state in the nation to require its largest utilities to generate all their power carbon-free by 2040,…
News Oregon Dems blast own party for ‘arrogant’ moves By Gary A. Warner, Oregon Capital Bureau Updated Jul 20, 2021 A pandemic political deal and feuding Democrats have made for a noisy start to the makeover of Oregon’s congressional maps in time for the 202…
News Rep. Corry appointed to pandemic review task force Updated Jul 20, 2021 Rep. Chris Corry, assistant ranking member on the House Appropriations Committee, will serve on the Task Force for After-Action Review of Stat…
Ore. House expels Rep. Nearman for role in Capitol breach By Peter Wong, Oregon Capital Bureau Jun 16, 2021 Mike Nearman became the first state legislator to be expelled in Oregon’s 162 years of statehood for his part in aiding anti-lockdown proteste…
News Legislature OKs $9.3 billion for schools after partisan debate By Peter Wong, Oregon Capital Bureau Updated Jun 8, 2021 A two-year, $9.3 billion budget for state aid to public schools is on its way to Gov. Kate Brown after a partisan fight in the Oregon House.
News Oregon legislators near end of session By Gary A. Warner, Oregon Capital Bureau Updated Jun 8, 2021 "Sine die is imminent," declared Senate President Peter Courtney on Tuesday, using one of the secret decoder ring-needed terms of the Oregon L…
