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Regardless how this election year goes, the next representative of state House District 31 in northwest Oregon will be a political newcomer. The two Republicans running for their party’s nomination in the May 21 primary, Realtors Darcey Edwards and Aaron Hall, have not previously held elected office. And only one Democrat seeks the office, 21-year-old […] The post 2 political newcomers seek Republican nomination for Rep. Stout’s northwest Oregon district appeared first on Or...

This ballot guide lists candidates who have at least one labor organization endorsing them — and who have opponents on the ballot.

Multnomah County officials announced they are searching for a location to open a 24-hour sobering center in Portland.County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson made th

The winner will face incumbent Lori Chavez-DeRemer in the November general election.

Joelita Joyce, “Joy” Acton, age 84, of Roseburg, Oregon, passed away unexpectedly April 20, 2024, after 10 days in the cardiac ICU following complications from a heart valve replacement at

A woman was indicted on TusedayMultnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt today announced that Janeice Renee Downs, 24, has been indicted on 16 theft char

The stories of Washingtonian war heroes going back to before World War I can now be found in a newly published book released last month. “Beyond Belief: True Stories of Washington State …

A company that imposed new parking fees at Multnomah Falls says they're trying to reduce congestion, but federal officials say it's not permitted.

An Oregon senior living community and the state agency were hit with a $41 million wrongful death lawsuit in the death of a resident.

Oregon’s minimum wage will go up by 50 cents per hour in all three regions starting on July 1.