
Ethics panel sees need for clarity after meetings policy stirs confusion
The consensus comes after a slew of situations generated confusion about the nature of Oregon’s laws governing open public meetings.

The consensus comes after a slew of situations generated confusion about the nature of Oregon’s laws governing open public meetings.

Oregon's Dan Rayfield and Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, who filed the suit in April, are leading the case alongside 10 Democratic other states.

The state senator from Keizer saw little progress this session on accountability measures and those that make life affordable for families and businesses.

The governor blamed the GOP leadership for the transportation bill debacle, while Republican leaders pointed the finger at Democrats and what they said was a secretive process that delayed deliberations over the bill until too late.

Oregon lawmakers decried political violence and expressed sorrow at the shootings in Minnesota last week.

Gov. Tina Kotek has signaled her support for potentially using some of the kicker or other one-time funding to invest in wildfire work across the state.

The POWER Act would have the Oregon Public Utility Commission ensure that infrastructure costs for high power-use data centers are not passed on to other customers.

A random check of internet archives turned up a startling use of a family photo on a pornography website. A Keizer woman has been the voice for tougher criminal sanctions for such abuses.

Streets near the Capitol were lined with protesters Saturday, April 5, in an orchestrated nationwide demonstration against President Donald Trump and businessman Elon Musk. Similar "Hands Off" demonstrations took place in cities across Oregon and the country.