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  1. Diane Megaw

    Oregon House Bills Push Utility Companies to Get Certified and Pay for Homes Lost in Wildfires

    Two House Bills have been introduced in Oregon. The first would create a fund paid for by public utility companies to assist those who lose their homes to wildfires, and…

  2. Diane Megaw

    Oregon’s New Bill Aims to Wipe Juvenile Records Clean with Easier Expungements

    House Bill 2677 was introduced on Tuesday, seeking to make qualifying juvenile record expungements easier.

  3. Lucille McNamara

    Oregon Republicans Demand Trump Mandate Voter ID After 2024 DMV Registration Fiasco

    Voter ID and verification of citizenship must be mandated nationwide for voter registration, say seven Oregon House Republicans.

  4. Lucille McNamara

    Oregon Lawmakers Push Bill to Pay Striking Workers and Prevent Forced Contract Deals

    A bill dictating that Oregon workers are paid unemployment benefits while on strike has met with two distinct points of view - supporters of Senate Bill 916 say it will…

  5. Lucille McNamara

    Oregon Senator Unveils $12 Million Upstream Initiative to Revolutionize Infant Health and Break Poverty Cycle

    Pioneering new approaches to infant health will contribute to a brighter future for the children and communities of Oregon says Senator Lisa Reynolds.

  6. Lucille McNamara

    Oregon Moves to Outlaw ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Firefighting Foam

    Oregon is on the brink of becoming the 16th state to outlaw ‘forever chemicals’ in firefighting foam believed to be in the bloodstream of every person in America…

  7. Diane Megaw

    Oregon Senator Wyden Criticizes Trump’s New Tariffs for Burdening Oregon Farmers and Families

    Oregon Senator Ron Wyden issued a statement criticizing Trump's new tariffs on products from Canada, Mexico, and China imposed on Tuesday. Wyden says Oregon's farmers…

  8. Lucille McNamara

    A Bill to Narrow Gender, Racial, and Wage Gaps Considered by Oregon Lawmakers

    A new bill that will narrow gender, racial, and wage gaps had its first hearing before Oregon lawmakers on Monday.