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Oregon City Together receives a $1.8 million federal grant
Oregon City Together, a local coalition fighting to stop the spread of substance abuse by youth, announced it has been awarded a five-year, $1.8 million federal grant from the Substance Abuse and...
Dems’ big wins in Portland area contribute to super-majority in the Oregon Senate
Republicans had targeted some ‘vulnerable’ Democrats, including Sen. Chris Gorsek, who kept his East Multnomah County seat after Tuesday’s election.
Democrat Tobias Read crushing Republican election denier in Oregon secretary of state race
UPDATE after midnight Wednesday, Nov. 6.
Democrat Elizabeth Steiner declares victory in Oregon treasurer race
State Sen. Elizabeth Steiner, a Portland Democrat, appears headed toward clinching the treasurer’s race
State Rep. Rayfield declares victory in Oregon attorney general race
Former Oregon House Speaker Dan Rayfield poised to become the state’s next attorney general, keeping the office in Democratic hands
Voters narrowly rejecting Clackamas Community College bond in early returns
This story has been updated from its original version.
With failure of Measure 117, voters deny ranked choice voting statewide
Oregon voters appear to have shot down Measure 117, barring Oregon from implementing ranked-choice voting for statewide elections moving forward.
Measure 115: Voters approve plan giving power of impeachment to lawmakers
Oregon voters appear to have approved a ballot measure amending the state’s constitution to give the legislature the power to impeach and remove state lawmakers believed to have committed wrong...
No change to lawmaker salaries, Measure 116 struck down by voters
Oregon voters on Tuesday appear to have denied passage of Measure 116, a constitutional amendment which would have created an independent commission to set the salaries of state officials and ele...
Oregon voters approve Measure 119, paving the way for cannabis unionization
Oregon voters on Tuesday appear to have approved Measure 119, a new law that requires cannabis businesses in the state to remain neutral if their employees attempt to unionize, based on early ele...
Bynum ahead in pivotal race for Oregon’s 5th Congressional District
This story has been updated from its original version.
Craig Roberts takes decisive lead over Tootie Smith in Clackamas County election
This story has been updated from its original version.
Mitchell, Wilson lead race for two Oregon City Commission seats
Mike Mitchell and Scott Wilson lead the race for two open seats on the Oregon City Commission, according to early returns.
Voters trash Measure 118 tax on sales, rebate
Oregon voters overwhelmingly defeated Ballot Measure 118, which would impose a 3% tax on the sales of businesses in the state over $25 million, then distribute the money raised to all residents, ...
Oregon City voters narrowly approving school bond, based on latest returns
This story has been updated from its original version.
Melissa Fireside has narrow edge over Mark Shull in Clackamas County election
So far, Lake Oswego resident Melissa Fireside has more votes than Clackamas County Commissioner Mark Shull in the race for position 4 on the county board of commissioners.
Clackamas County clerk provides turnout numbers through Monday
Voter turnout in Clackamas County had reached 58% through Monday, Nov. 4, according to the latest estimate from the county clerk’s office.
ODFW invites public to attend meeting focusing on sustainable future for hatcheries
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is hosting a Nov. 13 meeting as part of the agency’s efforts to chart a sustainable future for state hatcheries.
‘So much theater magic’: Oregon City Children’s Theatre to perform ‘Mary Poppins’
What makes “Mary Poppins” so special?
Estacada man dies in head-on crash on south Springwater Road south of Carver
The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office is investigating the crash, and asks for any witness help from the public.
Oregon City Business Alliance holding forum on aging
What happens to you late in the fourth quarter of life? Strategic planning now will make for a smoother transition. How do you move from living independently to finding (and affording) assisted l...
Clackamas County does not expect election night delays
After resolving a mechanical issue last week, Clackamas County Clerk Catherine McMullen does not expect delays in reporting results on election night Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Clackamas County ballot sorting machine is fixed, clerk says
A vendor has fixed the mail ballot sorter that was malfunctioning and delaying vote-counting processing, Clackamas County Clerk Catherine McMullen said at a press conference Friday, Nov. 1.
Your Oregon’s most Spooktacular Snapshots of 2024
Your Oregon News invited readers to share your scariest haunted decorations, jack-o-lanterns and costumes.
Clackamas County vote tally delayed due to mechanical issue
A mechanical issue with the Clackamas County Elections office ballot sorter has caused vote-counting delays.
Clackamas County commissioner calls for independent audit of Oregon election system
A couple days after he was prevented from presenting a resolution to the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners calling for an independent audit of the local election system, Commissioner Mark S...
Oregon Department of Education establishes guidance on classroom cell phone policy
For some students, the beginning of the 2024-25 school year was their first without cell phones.
Don't forget to Fall Back, Daylight Saving ends Sunday, Nov. 3
Good news — you'll get an extra hour of sleep this weekend when Daylight Saving Time comes to an end on Sunday. Daylight Saving Time officially ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 3, whenclocks fall ba...
Oregon leaders call for peaceful civic engagement regarding elections
Business, political and civic leadership unites behind dissuading Oregonians from reacting with violence to Tuesday’s election.
Oregon congressional candidates spent millions in October
Candidates for Oregon’s most competitive congressional district spent a total of more than $2.4 million in the first 16 days of October, federal campaign finance reports show.
One week until election day, 16% of Clackamas County voters have turned in ballots
With one week to go until election day, Tuesday, Nov. 5, about 16% of eligible voters in Clackamas County have turned in their ballots.
Clackamas County commission put on recess after commissioners agreed with unsubstantiated election claims during meeting
Following a meeting last week in which Clackamas County commissioners either supported or did not refute unsubstantiated claims about “massive” flaws with the state and county’s electoral s...
Huzzah! Oregon Ren Faire announces a fourth weekend
And then there were four – weekends.
West Linn Bugatti’s to close after more than 30 years in business
Bugatti’s Ristorante on Highway 43 in West Linn, a staple in the community’s restaurant scene for more than three decades, closed Nov. 3.
KLM launches nonstop flights from PDX to Amsterdam
Royal Dutch Airlines will offer three flights per week.
Oregon Health Authority to launch new rental assistance program in November
The Oregon Health Authority is launching a new rental assistance program through its Medicaid plan that serves low-income Oregonians when medical crises impact their ability to pay rent.
House Speaker Mike Johnson rallies Republicans to vote for Chavez-DeRemer in Oregon City
OREGON CITY — House Speaker Mike Johnson cast the 2024 election as a battle between good and evil in a speech urging about 150 enthusiastic Republicans to vote for vulnerable U.S. Rep. Lori Cha...
Oregon McDonald's linked to E.coli outbreak
At least 49 people in 10 states, including Oregon, have been sickened with E. coli food poisoning, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Meteorologist: Moderate-to-strong atmospheric river set to blast Portland-area with weekend rain
The Pacific Ocean is set to dump a bucketful of rain on the metro area.
Ballots mailed, but there's help if you haven't gotten yours yet
Clackamas County mailed ballots for the Nov. 5 General Election to eligible voters on Wednesday, Oct. 16.
Know an exceptional business leader? Nominate them for Nort...f Commerce’s ‘Women in Leadership and Management’ awards
The North Clackamas Chamber of Commerce announced nominations for the eighth annual “Women in Leadership and Management” awards on Monday, Oct. 21.
Shari's shutters all Oregon restaurants
The lights were all on in the Beaverton and Hillsboro stores Monday but the doors were locked and the familiar pie that greet customers were all gone.
Federal loan to provide broadband access to rural area near Oregon City
Homes, businesses and farms near Oregon City between Redland and Beavercreek will receive high-speed internet, thanks to a grant from the federal government.
Behavioral health program for young people in Clackamas County will expand in 2025
A longtime provider of youth behavioral health services plans to expand its residential program that treats teenagers with mental health and addiction problems.
Clackamas County purchases site of future recovery center
Clackamas County will develop the former Clackamas Elementary School site into a new recovery center.
Oregon shuts down election phone line temporarily because of out-of-state misinformation
Oregon’s state elections office has shut down its phone lines for the day because of a deluge of calls from out-of-state callers sharing misinformation about Republican President Donald Trump, ...
Oregon attorney general candidates spar for last time in televised debate
The two candidates running for Oregon attorney sparred in their final debate Wednesday evening over abortion, gun violence and election safety, giving voters one last chance to weigh their differ...
Washington and Clackamas counties sue Oregon Health Authority over Measure 110 funding
Officials with the two Portland-area counties worry they’ll lose millions under a new funding formula set to go into effect next year
American Ruck: Carry the weight of caring for vets, first responders
Time to get the ruck sack out and prepare for a little adventure – and the support that veterans and first responders will get from it.
Federal lawsuit alleges Willamette Falls paper laid off employees without proper notice
A lawsuit filed on behalf of recently-laid off employees at Willamette Falls Paper Company — which was once the largest employer in the city of West Linn — alleges that the company failed to ...