Candidates watch on the Oregon House floor as Secretary of State Shemia Fagan prepares to announce the end of filing for the 2022 primary election. (Ron Cooper/Oregon Capital Chronicle) By […]
ALEX BAUMHARDT/Oregon Capital Chronicle Ideas for community projects to boost renewable energy access could soon have up to $1 million each from the Oregon Department of Energy. The agency announced […]
By JULIA SHUMWAY/Oregon Capital Chronicle Realtors can resume sharing “love letters” from potential homebuyers to sway sellers in their clients’ favor while court arguments over the constitutionality of a 2021 […]
Money will move to just about every part of life in Oregon to aid individuals, families and communities Speaker Dan Rayfield, D-Corvallis, presides over the House on Wednesday, Feb. 16, […]
By GARY A. WARNER/Oregon Capital Bureau Oregon could fall below 400 patients with COVID-19 in state hospitals within days, but Gov. Kate Brown is not changing the March 12 date […]
Democrats have advanced a $1.4 billion budget that includes affordable housing, education, health care and other priorities. (Ron Cooper/Oregon Capital Chronicle) By LYNNE TERRY, JULIA SHUMWAY and ALEX BAUMHARDT/Oregon Capital […]
By MATEUSZ PERKOWSKI/Oregon Capital Bureau SALEM — The Oregon Senate on Thursday approved a bill passed two days earlier by the House to end the agricultural overtime exemption, sinking attempts […]
By MATEUSZ PERKOWSKI/Oregon Capital Bureau SALEM — The Oregon Senate voted overwhelmingly Wednesday in favor of new logging standards negotiated by timber and environmental groups under the Private Forest Accord […]
By ALEX BAUMHARDT/Oregon Capital Chronicle The Oregon Department of Education released updated guidance for school districts on Wednesday that ends some testing protocols and contact tracing. The changes to the Ready […]
By LYNNE TERRY/Oregon Capital Chronicle SALEM — The House passed a proposal Tuesday that would require overtime pay for farmworkers. The proposal passed with 37 Democrats voting for it and […]
