Lucille McNamara
Lucille McNamara is a Daily Tidings reporter with 27 years of journalism experience, covering Oregon public safety, crime and courts, plus statewide policy and community impact stories including housing, education, health, and immigration. She previously worked at The Star.
Latest from Lucille McNamara
Public Safety
75-Year-Old Oregon City Hiker Rescued After Knee Injury on Salmon River Trail
Clackamas County Sheriffโs Office Search and Rescue volunteers took six-and-a-half hours to reach and rescue a 75-year-old woman hiking on the Salmon River Trail.
Environment
Bipartisan Backlash Stops Dismantling of Oregon Coast Scientific Monitoring Instruments
The Trump administrationโs latest attempt to cut funding to a climate-related program โ dismantling 900 scientific weather monitoring instruments off the Pacificโฆ
News
Medford Sportsmanโs Warehouse Closes After Fatal Incident Inside Store
Sportsmanโs Warehouse in Medford is closed today after a tragic suicide occurred on the premises at 9.52 a.m. yesterday (Saturday).
Crime & Courts
Springfield Man Accused of Firing Rifle at Police After Domestic Assault Call
A 38-year-old Springfield man, Zachery Greer, has been charged with attempted murder after shooting at police officers on Friday night. He is lodged at Lane County Jail.
Crime & Courts
Gresham Hoover Gang Member Gets More Than 8 Years After Posting AR Rifle Videos Online
A senior member of the *Hoover Gang, 32-year-old Shakor Shovontae Ray Holiday, aka โDute Fly,โ was sentenced to more than eight years in a federal prison when heโฆ
News
Portland Police Officer Resigns Before Sentencing in Domestic Violence Case
A Portland police officer, who defied a court ruling and continued tracking his domestic partnerโs movements via burner phones, will be sentenced on July 1.
News
Oregon Payrolls Stay Below Last Year Despite Spring Job Gains
Oregonโs job market is stuck โ unemployment has sat at 5.2% for five straight months, payrolls remain below last year, and the state is still under the 2 million-jobโฆ
Crime & Courts
Washington Man Gets 2 Years in Portland Federal Escape Case After Failing to Report to Re-Entry Center
A felon, who violated his release conditions for a third time, was sentenced to two years in federal prison when he appeared in the U.S. District Court in Portlandโฆ







