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ONTARIO — The Ontario City Council passed the city’s 2024-25 fiscal year budget during its meeting on Tuesday night. There was only one small change outside of Budget Committee recommendations.

VALE — During the Malheur County Court meeting on May 22, some concerning information was brought forward. County staff have been unable to answer emails due to the system being

WESTERN TREASURE VALLEY — After looking into a recent case regarding alleged use of force by Ontario Police officers on May 11, the Argus Observer discovered that Ontario Police Department

HUNTINGTON — Elected officials in a small eastern Oregon town are pushing back against a state law governing homelessness in the public rights-of-way. House Bill 3115 was signed into law

ONTARIO — Treasure Valley Community College Board of Directors will start its May 21 meeting early, with the Budget Committee at 5 p.m. That is expected to wrap up in

ONTARIO — Today, at about 9:50 a.m., the Argus Observer was informed that there was a black Angus bull on the loose near ACE Hardware, in Ontario. However, the bull

ONTARIO — Since the 1970s, more and more people have joined the movement to make our planet a better place with Earth Day on April 22 each year. Many times

NYSSA — Over a month ago, a recall petition was filed for three Nyssa School Board members. The recall petitions, filed by Jacqueline Cuevas on March 18, named board members

ONTARIO — Cliff Harris and Roger Findley presented the History of Lincoln Heights at the Four Rivers Cultural Center. Findley spoke for most of the presentation and started with this

ONTARIO — Cliff Harris and Roger Findley presented the History of Lincoln Heights at the Four Rivers Cultural Center. Findley spoke for most of the presentation and started with this