Salem-Keizer schools to cut 130 jobs, minimal layoffs
It remains unclear how many jobs will be cut in Keizer schools.
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Police department calls: Keizer scanner March 29-April 4
Keizer Police responded to a variety of crimes, traffic incidents and calls for citizen assistance. Here’s a look at the activity reported March 29 through April 4. SUNDAY, MARCH 29 12:59 a.m. – Failure to perform duties of driver when property is damaged in the…
Keizer Sen. Thatcher’s ‘cool adventure’ coming to close
In 2026 Kim Thatcher wraps up 20-plus years as a legislator representing Keizer, first as a state representative and now a senator.
Celts set school records competing in Oregon Relays
McNary's Derek Olivo won the javelin event during the recent Oregon Relays at Hayward Field in Eugene. Two relay teams from McNary set school records during competition
BREAKING: Possible measles exposure reported at 2 Keizer businesses
The Oregon Health Authority announced Monday that persons at two Keizer businesses on Monday, March 30, may have been exposed to measles. The agency is urging people to take immediate action to address a disease that can be deadly.
Forecasters prepare for rising drought, wildfire risk after NOAA climate outlook
After a mild winter and dry spring outlook, here is how Oregon is preparing for the potential of its warmest year on record.
Clear Lake students show up, posting strong attendance rates
In recent years, Clear Lake students have regularly attended school at higher rates than other Keizer schools.
16 from Keizer schools are up for Crystal Apples
Of the 108 nominees for this year's Crystal Apple Awards, 16 are from Keizer.
Commentary: Big money flexing its muscles in Oregon ballot measures
In an opinion piece, Douglas Berg outlines a troubling trend in which the ultra-wealthy use their resources to influence state politics and governance in ways that were once unthinkable.