Lucille McNamara

Lucille McNamara

Lucille McNamara is a Daily Tidings reporter with 27 years of journalism experience, covering Oregon public safety, crime and courts, plus statewide policy and community impact stories including housing, education, health, and immigration. She previously worked at The Star.

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Latest from Lucille McNamara

  1. News

    Oregon Wildland Urban Interface Property Owners Will Have 60 Days to Lodge Appeals

    Oregonians who own property in the wildland-urban interface (WUI) zones will soon receive notifications about precautionary measures from the Department of Forestry…

  2. Top Stories

    Tension Mounts as Oregon Waits for News of its Selection to House a Semiconductor Research Hub

    If Oregon is not selected as the last of three semiconductor research hubs, the state will lose hundreds of millions of federal investment dollars and suffer a major…

  3. Crime & Courts

    Oregon Man Who Tried to Smuggle Drugs into a Detention Center Jailed for 10 Years

    A 30-year-old Portland man, Levi Denison, was sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment on Tuesday on a string of charges including attempted drug smuggling into the Multnomah…

  4. Business & Economy

    Trump’s Planned Increased Tariffs is Impacting Two Major Oregon Sportswear Companies

    Donald Trump’s plan to increase tariffs by more than 60% on goods imported from China is already impacting two of Oregon’s major sportswear corporations, Nike and…

  5. Politics & Government

    Oregon’s Attempt to Introduce Ranked-Choice Voting With Measure 117 Takes a Dive at the Polls

    Ranked-choice voting dived the polls despite the strong support of Tribal leaders who believed Measure 117 to be fairer and more equitable.

  6. Politics & Government

    Fierce Opposition to Oregon Measure 118 at the Polls Defeats Attempts to Establish a Basic Income Program

    Oregonians have fiercely opposed Measure 118 which would have taxed corporate sales over $25 million by a minimum of 3% and funneled the revenue to residents who live in…

  7. Crime & Courts

    Elderly Oregon Cyclist Billed for Using an Ambulance that Struck and Injured Him

    Columbia River Fire and Rescue billed an elderly cyclist $1,862 for transporting him to hospital after one of its ambulances had struck him, crushing his bicycle under…

  8. Politics & Government

    Ashland to Issue Revenue Bonds to Finance The Construction of The Water Treatment Plant

    Three controversial measures – one addressing Oregon’s drug laws and two seeking to increase taxation on property values - came under the spotlight on ballots for…