Courts

The DHS’s failure led to a catastrophic brain injury to a 2-year old.

Sandy police arrested Larry Hurwitz, 71, on Jan. 16 and booked him into the Clackamas County Jail on a misdemeanor harassment charge.

Ever wonder what it takes to become a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer under the Trump administration? Freelance journalist Laura Jedeed has the answer: Not much.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has agreed to pay $125,000 to a maintenance worker who went to unclog a toilet at a Residence Inn in North Portland, where he was greeted by a Border Patrol agent pointing a semi-automatic handgun at his chest.

Chief Day said that the driver of the vehicle his passenger were in federal custody at local hospitals and are expected to survive. “They appear to be on the road to recovery,” he said, “and I’m grateful for that.”

The incident occurred the day that her restaurant Chelo closed its doors.

The emptying of the grave site ends long-running litigation involving the nation’s largest funeral company and a prominent Oregon family.

It’s no shock that this was one of the most widely discussed articles of the year.

A coalition of business interests and Oregon cities are moving toward the November 2026 ballot with an initiative that would allow cities to broadly criminalize homeless camping.

Nearly a year after retired Oregon City veterinarian Steven Milner was convicted of second-degree murder for killing the husband of an assistant he became obsessed with, he has agreed to a $1.2 million settlement with his victim’s estate.

"I don’t think we’re yet living in a world where anyone’s really of the view that the president’s authority is so complete as to not be subject to any limitations under any circumstances."

Defense lawyers who aren’t involved in the case say the U.S. Department of Justice seems to have reached to get Billups into the cases and may struggle to win a conviction against him if the case goes to trial.