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  1. 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…

  2. Lucille McNamara

    Oregon Farmworkers See Smaller Paychecks as Overtime Law Prompts Farms to Cut Hours

    The take-home pay packet of many Oregon farmworkers is less annually than before the agricultural overtime law was passed in 2022 because farms reduce working hours to…

  3. Lucille McNamara

    Rural Oregon Faces Economic Fallout as The Trump Administation Slashes Federal Jobs

    The rural areas of Oregon will bear the brunt of the Trump administration’s cutback on federal posts.

  4. Lucille McNamara

    Bipartisan Lawmakers Fight to Revive $4 Billion Oregon Funding Law as Schools Face Million-Dollar Shortfalls

    A group of bipartisan lawmakers has joined forces to urge Congress to renew a 24-year-old law that has provided Oregon with $4 billion dollars for essential public…

  5. Lucille McNamara

    ODOT Needs an Additional $1.3 Billion to Upgrade Roads and Bridges Throughout Oregon

    Proposals on how to fund an additional $1.3 billion for the Oregon Department of Transport (ODOT) will be revealed in a preliminary plan in April by the legislature's…

  6. Lucille McNamara

    Oregon Joins Landmark Lawsuit Challenging Elon Musk’s DOGE Appointment and Federal Overreach

    Oregon has joined a long list of other states fighting the ‘unconstitutional’ new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and the appointment of Elon Musk without…

  7. Lucille McNamara

    Trump Freezes Funds to Oregon Nonprofits that Help Immigrants Become U.S. Citizens

    Oregon Nonprofits Reel under Latest Funding Freeze Announcement by the Trump Administration that Impacts Immigrants Seeking Citizenship

  8. Lucille McNamara

    Oregon Faces Massive Housing Challenge: Nearly Half a Million Homes Needed in Next 20 Years

    Oregon will have to build nearly half a million new homes over the next two decades to keep pace with population growth and changing demographic expectations.