Trump’s Signature Bill Rewards Oregon for Its Food Stamp Incompetence
The failure to accurately administer food stamps will bizarrely spare Oregon millions while other states must pony up next year.
By Penny Rosenberg
Left and Right Unite as Oregonians Turn Against Flock Camera Network
9/11/2026 - Six Oregon cities and two counties canceled or suspended contracts over privacy and data leak fears.
Five Things to Know About Oregon on Labor Day
9/4/2026 - Oregon once had the nation’s highest minimum wage.
9/2/2026 - For three years now, Oregon has been trying to collect a multimillion-dollar tax debt from a man of mystery.
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The Curry County Sheriff Faces Calls to Resign. An Early DOJ Investigation Gave Warnings.
9/1/2026 - The state investigated John Ward after a state trooper accused him of stealing from a dead man.
Judge Rules Against SEIU in Bid for Background Information
8/26/2026 - Facing a tough reelection battle, the governor highlights gains in Oregon as national permitting numbers trend downward.
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