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  1. Diane Megaw

    Drazan Campaign Poll Shows Narrow Lead Over Kotek in Oregon Governor Race

    Ahead of this year's Oregon gubernatorial election on 3 November 2026, early polls are suggesting that it will be a tight race between incumbent Democrat Tina Kotek and…

  2. Lucille McNamara

    Starting Today, Oregonians Will Pay Less For Their Electricity

    Starting today (July 8), Oregonians will pay less for their electricity as the Public Utility Commission (PUC) introduces a 29% increase for power consumption by data…

  3. Lucille McNamara

    Trump Tariff Plan Could Cost Oregon Families Over $1,200 a Year as State Pushes Back

    President Donald Trump is proposing a new set of tariffs in a move that has already raised the cost of living for the average Oregon family by more than $1,200 a year.

  4. Diane Megaw

    Oregon Minimum Wage Rises but Workers Still Need $33 an Hour to Afford Rent

    Despite Oregon’s minimum wage hike last week, the increase only reaches a limited number of people- minimum wage workers- who are struggling to cover living costs and…

  5. Lucille McNamara

    Oregon Remains Attractive to Investors as $745 Million Bond Sale Funds Housing and Earthquake Safety Work

    The sale of two General Obligation (GO) bonds valued at $745.4 million by the State Treasury this month proves that Oregon remains an attractive option for investors…

  6. Diane Megaw

    Oregon Ranks Near Bottom in Education as Most Students Miss Reading and Math Benchmarks

    In a new national report, challenges to Oregon's child well-being emerged, with trends suggesting that student achievement and early learning are lagging, particularly…

  7. Diane Megaw

    Oregon Small Businesses Face Cost Pressure as State Jobs Lag Behind Last Year’s Count

    Small-business confidence is slipping nationally, and in Oregon, local warning signs include higher costs and uncertainty faced by Main Street Employers. At the same…

  8. Diane Megaw

    Oregon Rent-Fixing Case Brings $7 Million Settlement Over Claims Landlords Used Software to Push Rents Higher

    Yesterday, Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced a $7 million settlement with LivCor, LLC, one of the property management companies named as defendants in…