Lucille McNamara

Oregon youth climate activists failed to have their case against the federal government in Eugene revived in a ruling by the Supreme Court. The court ruling ends a 10-year struggle by 21 youths to bring their case against the government…

PORTLAND, Ore. — Dawson Park in Portland was ‘safe-proofed’ on Sunday when the police partnered with local area business owners and the Organized Retail Crime Association of Oregon to arrest thieves and illegal drug users. Twenty-six…

A preliminary injunction seeking to end the Trump administration’s ‘illegal and unconstitutional’ dismantling of the Education Department (ED) is being sought by Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield in a coalition with 20 other state AGs.…

Oregon Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden have called for an immediate status and update on the activities of the Department of Justice’s Election Threats Task Force. They have joined forces with a coalition of lawmakers requesting that…

A Marion County grand jury has found that the actions of an Oregon State Police trooper who shot and killed a knife-wielding man were justified. According to the Marion County District Attorney’s Office, Matthew Walter Wong (22) was shot…

Although the 7 May deadline to obtain a REAL ID is mere weeks away, Oregonians do not have to panic to upgrade, unless planning to travel by airline soon. The Upgraded Credential is Required for People Boarding Commercial…

A bill limiting Oregon landlords from increasing rentals more than once a year is under consideration by lawmakers. Tenants Must Be Given Three Months Notice If passed, Senate Bill 722 will ensure tenants are given a three-month…

An Oregon deliveryman, bitten by an off-leash police dog while delivering packages from Amazon Flex to a home in Clackamas County in January, is suing the City of Portland after spending nearly $18,000 in medical expenses to treat his…

Twin brothers from Sedona, Arizona, pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit wire fraud amounting to nearly $109 million when they appeared separately in the Oregon District Court in Portland earlier this week. The Brother…

A $10,000 reward is offered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services for information about the illegal killing of a federally listed endangered gray wolf that results in an arrest, criminal conviction, or civil penalty assessment. The…