Bill spawned by West Linn doctor case unanimously passes out of committee
The bill now has support from both sides of the aisle and advocates outside of Salem
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The bill now has support from both sides of the aisle and advocates outside of Salem
Producers, renovators and retailers of mattresses must to be registered with the product stewardship organization to be overseen by DEQ.
The two bills — the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and the For the People Act — have previously passed in the US House, but face near-certain defeat in
Willamette Week The need for strong, independent local journalism is more urgent than ever. Please support the city we love by joining Friends of Willamette Week. Much of Oregon’s Cash for Rent Forgiveness Isn’t Available to Tenants Who Left Their Apartments—or to Their Stiffed Landlords By one industry calculation, former tenants across the state have left their buildings with $50 million in unpaid rent—money Salem’s main program won’t help landlords recoup. GET LOFTS: Everett Station Lofts saw an “exodus” of tenants last year—many of whom haven’t squared their bill...
In a post-Trump Oregon, experts watchful for partisanship, violence Americans held their breath as President Joe Biden prepared to take the oath of office. The end of the Trump era that oath marked felt balanced on a knife's edge, years of social and political tension manifested in a militarized Washington, D.C., and state capitols vigilant for violence. Still, the day's climax was entirely peaceful, almost boring. But if the nation's wounds didn't tear open Inauguration Day, neither were they miraculously healed. Participants in and watchers of Oregon politics expect the political an...