What Can Democrats and Republicans Still Agree On? We Asked Susheela Jayapal and Stan Pulliam. Oregon’s partisan turmoil is a microcosm of the split that has turned Washington, D.C., this week into a heavily guarded fortress.
Gov. Kate Brown Delays Vaccination of Oregonians Ages 65 and Older Oregonians older than age 80 will be vaccinated beginning Feb. 8.
Multnomah County Chair Deborah Kafoury Asked Gov. Kate Brown to Prioritize COVID-19 Vaccines for Incarcerated People Oregon will soon begin expanding the groups of people eligible to be vaccinated.
Oregon Prison Inmates Were Evacuated From Wildfires Onto the Home Turf of Their Former Gang Associates
Gov. Kate Brown Will Deploy Oregon National Guard to Support Vaccination Efforts Starting in Salem This Weekend At Salem Health’s vaccination event at the state fair grounds this weekend, the goal is to administer 250 vaccines per hour with the National Guard’s assistance.
Unrest Continues in Portland as a Year of Political Turmoil Across Oregon Comes to an End Citywide vandalism and statewide COVID-19 defiance are defining phenomena of 2020.
Salem Salon Owner Who Defied Stay-Home Orders Accuses Child Welfare Division of Fabricating a Claim to Target Her Family
Gov. Kate Brown Announces Staff Changes, Including Addition of Two Senior SEIU Officials The staffing shakeup began with the departure of Nik Blosser to work for President-elect Joe Biden.
Feds Reduce Oregon’s Next Shipment of Vaccines by 15,600 Doses, or 40% The reduction appeared to be related to production difficulties at Pfizer, the vaccine’s manufacturer.