Interviews required to receive SNAP aid in Oregon starting June 1

The state resumes an interview requirement that was lifted for some recipients during the Covid pandemic.

The state resumes an interview requirement that was lifted for some recipients during the Covid pandemic.

People participating in the Workfare Program aren’t paid but gain experience while reducing and meeting SNAP work requirements.

Transportation experts are working on a new package ahead of the 2027 legislative session.

U.S. District Judge Michael Simon on March 20 denied the plaintiffs’ motion to allow for 52 more submissions to the Oregon Voters’ Pamphlet.

Democrats plan to introduce legislation to allow moving the referendum to May, a shift opposed by the petitioners who say it will mean a lower voter turnout.

The chief legislative counsel found that Oregonians have a right to the referendum process, although the Legislature may set the date for the election.

Republicans echoed concerns after an Oregon Journalism Project article highlighted a 1935 case finding that the legislators can't repeal a law once it is referred to the ballot.

The agency’s new revenue streams under the law — scheduled to take effect at the start of 2026 — were paused when opponents submitted almost 200,000 signatures to the Oregon Secretary of State, seeking to give voters the chance to overturn the law.

The Oregon Zoo's elephants are the latest animal to get the spotlight on the state's auto license plates, joining beavers, ducks, salmon and Smokey Bear.

Declining economic growth, population and rising unemployment have Oregon trailing the national trends.