Lucille McNamara

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.

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Latest from Lucille McNamara

  1. Crime & Courts

    Portland Woman Fighting for Her Life After Brutal Attack in Old Town Neighborhood

    A critically injured woman is fighting for her life in a local Portland hospital after she was brutally attacked with what appears to police to be a blunt instrument.

  2. News

    Oregon Puts $94 Million Toward Senior Housing So Older Residents Can Stay in Their Communities

    Oregon will spend $94 million to ensure that its senior citizens enjoy a better quality of life with the launch of four housing programs next month.

  3. Crime & Courts

    Oregon Operations Director Gets Prison Time After Polluted Wastewater Dumped Into Hillsboro Sewer

    Half a million gallons of wastewater, containing hydrofluoric acid and heavy metals including arsenic, titanium, chromium, and silver, and discharged into the Hillsboro…

  4. Crime & Courts

    Eugene Police Warn Seniors About Scam That Tells Victims to Buy Gold Bars

    The national gold bar scam has hit Eugene, and local police remind residents that if a request from a caller sounds quirky or weird, it probably is.

  5. Politics & Government

    Oregon Nonaffiliated Voters May Hold the Key to Kotek vs. Drazan in November

    At the predictable conclusion of party election primaries for the position of Governor of Oregon, incumbent Tina Kotek (D) and rival Christine Drazan (R) may have to…

  6. Crime & Courts

    Oregon Deputies Say 14-Year-Old Turned Himself In After Wood Village School Bus Stop Shooting

    A 14-year-old boy turned himself in to the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) yesterday for shooting a 13-year-old girl in Wood Village on May 15.

  7. Environment

    Oregon Water Providers Get More Time to Remove Forever Chemicals From Drinking Water

    Oregon water utilities will be given two additional years, until 2031, to meet Biden-era limits on ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water.

  8. News

    Jackson County DUI Suspect Crashes Head-On Into SUV While Driving Wrong Way on I-5

    A drunk driver is in a serious condition in a local hospital after driving the wrong way on the I-5 before crashing head-on into an oncoming SUV, according to Jackson…