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The Oregon DEQ plans a series of hearings and is taking comment on a proposed ban of new gas powered vehicles.

The Oregon DEQ plans a series of hearings and is taking comment on a proposed ban of new gas powered vehicles.

The Oregon DEQ plans a series of hearings and is taking comment on a proposed ban of new gas powered vehicles.

Three health systems on Wednesday filed a federal lawsuit, arguing the state has violated the civil rights of Oregonians with severe mental illness.

Even as interest rates rise, and prices start to level out, Oregon's housing market is still “red hot,” Realtors say.

Troutdale incubator site to uplift Black farmers, Local News, Portland local News, Breaking News alerts for Portland city.

Opening statements got underway Tuesday in Multnomah County at the one of the first civil trials against the city of Portland to allege unreasonable police violence during the 2020 racial justice protests. The case is being watched closely by civil rights attorneys as a potential bellwether for the more than a dozen cases coming in the trial’s wake.

My view: Oregon voters should turn down ballot measure on guns, Local Opinion, Portland local Opinion, Breaking Opinion alerts for Portland city.

All enrolled members of federally recognized Native American tribes will qualify for in-state tuition at Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech) beginning in Fall Term 2022, starting this week.

Department of Labor continues to support Western Oregon recovery with incremental award 4.5 million to provide disaster-relief jobs, employment, training and supportive services. Employment and Training Administration awards emergency National Dislocated Worker Grant.