The city commissioner is set to introduce new penalties on Portland taggers, but a lack public defenders could harm the effort’s effectiveness.

The Oregon Department of Energy says it has finally received $113 million from the federal government for long-awaited rebates for heat pumps and other electric appliances but Oregonians won’t be able to apply until late 2025 or early 2026.

Spruce Pine, N.C., produces high-purity quartz used in semiconductors and other technology products.

The Oregon Department of Forestry responds to about 1,000 wildfires across the 16 million acres of land it protects each year.

Parents say limited pay, long waitlist are restricting the program’s effectiveness

MeToo brought a national reckoning on workplace misconduct but some feel "harassment is still rampant."

The 6,992 square feet of living space spans the main house with a music room and sunroom under soaring ceilings plus a separate apartment.

The Washington city said body cams will increase public confidence in the police.

“Any birth is good news,” researchers said. The orcas, listed as endangered, have struggled to rebuild their numbers after years of losses.

While a $1,600 annual check from the government sounds tempting, voters should reject Measure 118 which will raise prices, dampen employment and sap money from the General Fund to pay for the public services all Oregonians need, the editorial board writes.

Sam Adams and Shannon Singleton are vying to represent North and Northeast Portland voters.

Its most egregious violation occurred on Sept. 21, 2023 when a resident with dementia suffered a pelvic fracture, bruises and a sore on their left elbow when forced to take a shower, state records show.

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