By JIM REDDEN/Oregon Capital Bureau Oregon elected officials and community leaders agree the state has a housing shortage that is fueling homelessness and an affordable housing crisis. But the Legislature […]
The temporary personnel will enable hospitals to discharge hundreds of patients who been stuck in a bed they didn’t need because a long-term care or other facility didn’t have enough […]
By LYNNE TERRY/Oregon Capital Chronicle With cases of omicron skyrocketing, the Oregon Health Authority is taking a new approach to tracking new Covid-19 infections. Investigators are no longer trying to […]
By ALEX BAUMHARDT/Oregon Capital Chronicle SALEM — Leaders from the Coalition of Oregon School Administrators and the Oregon School Boards Association are asking legislators to protect superintendents from some firings […]
By JULIA SHUMWAY/Oregon Capital Chronicle The Oregon Supreme Court will decide whether Nick Kristof is eligible to run for governor without requiring the Democratic hopeful to turn over any additional […]
Gov. Kate Brown announced Wednesday that another 700 will be mobilized, adding to the 500 tasked last week A total of 1,200 National Guard members will be in more than […]
By the Oregon Capital Bureau and Oregon Capital Chronicle The Oregon Supreme Court is now more likely to take up the question of whether former New York Times columnist Nick […]
By GARY A. WARNER/Oregon Capital Bureau SALEM — COVID-19, lame-duck leaders, power shifts, political bitterness, elections, and a possible walkout could combine to kneecap the 2022 session of the Legislature. […]
More than a dozen school districts say they lack supplies, staff, wherewithal or need to roll out the program that tests exposed students regularly to avoid quarantines Some schools in […]
The historic mobilization last fall put Guardsmen who normally drive tanks and fix aircraft into duty with patient care. Blaine Williams of 1st Battalion, 186th Infantry Regiment of the Oregon […]
