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Oregon primaries: 36 gubernatorial candidates, many contested races - Vimarsana News

Oregon primaries: 36 gubernatorial candidates, many contested races

With the parting of many senior lawmakers, this year is shaping up to be one of the most uncertain election cycles in recent Oregon history.

Oregon lawmakers make $200 million jobs investment - Vimarsana News

Oregon lawmakers make $200 million jobs investment

The plan invests state and federal dollars in programs connecting Oregonians to job and education opportunities, as well as removing barriers to achieving success for historically marginalized groups.

Source: klcc.org
Oregon lawmakers say goodbye to Senate President Peter Courtney and slog toward a finish - Vimarsana News

Oregon lawmakers say goodbye to Senate President Peter Courtney and slog toward a finish

Colleagues admire the longest-serving legislator’s gift as an orator and affinity for giving a voice to the voiceless.

Source: ijpr.org
Oregon Senate Takes Steps to Make the Next Heat Wave Less Deadly - Vimarsana News

Oregon Senate Takes Steps to Make the Next Heat Wave Less Deadly

In June of 2021, a record-breaking heat wave scorched western North America, killing more than 500 people in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Canada. Now, Oregon lawmakers are taking steps to lower the death toll next time around. The state Senate passed a bill that would help provide air conditioners on an emergency basis for those in need.

Oregon legislators pitch plans to build more homes, help with down payments – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Oregon legislators pitch plans to build more homes, help with down payments – Oregon Capital Chronicle

Legislative Democrats and local elected leaders from around Oregon pitched a $400 million plan for homelessness and affordable housing.