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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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Oregon Lawmakers Deal Blow to Low-Income Earners by Slashing Affordable Housing Budget

Lucille McNamara Jun 26, 2025
Low income earners have been dealt a bitter blow by Oregon lawmakers who have slashed millions from Governor Tina Kotek’s request for $700 million to finance about 7,000 new affordable rental units. $182 Million Allocated For…
Politics & Elections

Oregon Moves to Ban Power Companies From Raising Rates During Peak Winter Months

Lucille McNamara Jun 26, 2025
A new energy bill that bans utility companies from introducing increases during peak winter months has been given the nod by Oregon lawmakers and now heads to the Governor’s desk for signature. The Act Protects Consumers From…
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Oregon Lawmakers Consider Ending Preschool Program That Taxes the Rich to Educate the Poor

Lucille McNamara Jun 25, 2025
The Multnomah County Chair has expressed outrage at Oregon lawmakers considering scrapping the Preschool for All program. Legislation Will Prohibit Taxing High-Income Earners Members of the Senate Finance and Revenue Committee…
Politics & Elections

Oregon Senate Votes to Stop Insurance Companies From Making Non-Opioid Pain Relief Harder to Get…

Lucille McNamara Jun 25, 2025
The majority of Oregon Senators came out in favor on Monday of new legislation that will prohibit insurers from classifying non-opioid pain medication differently from prescribed drugs. The Senate has passed Senate Bill 598 with a 23-6…
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Oregon Moves to Ease Doctor Shortage by Licensing Foreign-Trained Physicians

Lucille McNamara Jun 24, 2025
In a far-reaching move to resolve the shortage of healthcare providers, particularly in primary care, in Oregon and elsewhere in the country, Senate Bill 476 will allow physicians from other countries to obtain provisional licenses to work…
Politics & Elections

Oregon Plans to Fund Wildfire Fight With Fresh Taxes on Tobacco, Timber, and Property Owners

Lucille McNamara Jun 24, 2025
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has thrown her support behind proposed legislation that would impose a range of taxes on products to raise money to combat wildfires. House Bill 3940 has passed the House of Representatives and will now pass to…
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Public Outcry Grows Over Republican Plan to Sell Off 22 Million Acres of Oregon Public Land

Lucille McNamara Jun 23, 2025
The Wilderness Society has come out in a scathing attack of Senate Republicans for their ‘poisonous version’ of a bill calling for the sale of between 200 to 300 million acres of land in 11 states, including Oregon, managed by the Bureau of…
Politics & Elections

Oregon Leaders Warn Trump’s Iran Strike Could Drag America Into Another Forever War

Lucille McNamara Jun 23, 2025
As nervous Americans watch the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s airstrikes on Iran unfold, Oregon lawmakers reacted swiftly and angrily, calling his action unconstitutional and reckless. Reckless Attack Without Congressional…
Politics & Elections

Oregon Moves to Block Trump From Deploying State National Guard Without Permission

Lucille McNamara Jun 22, 2025
In the wake of President Donald Trump’s actions in Los Angeles, where he deployed the National Guard to contain protesters, lawmakers from the Oregon House of Representatives have passed a bill to stop him from ordering the state’s National…
Politics & Elections

Oregon’s $14.6 Billion Road Fix Plan Sparks Backlash Over Soaring Driver Costs

Lucille McNamara Jun 22, 2025
Oregon motorists face $14.6 billion in tax and fees to upgrade the state’s dilapidated transport network. House Bill 2025 has raised concerns with many lawmakers, including members of the legislative transportation committee, but was…
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