Across Oregon, OR|News|
5 Oregon Men Awaiting Trials For Involvement In Jan. 6 Attack At US Capitol
Four of the five made it inside the closed Capitol, according to court records.
Oregon Capital Chronicle, News Partner
- Oregon City, OR
- Website
Oregon Capital Chronicle, an independent, nonprofit news organization, provides detailed, balanced and clear reporting on Oregon state government, politics and policies. The Oregon Capital Chronicle is part of States Newsroom, a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit supported by grants and a coalition of donors and readers.
Posting Activity
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Three Oregon Candidates Will Get More Money, Aid From National Democratic Group
Val Hoyle, Jamie McLeod-Skinner and Andrea Salinas were named to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's “Red to Blue” program.
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregon Records Dispute Plays Out Against Backdrop Of Election Fraud ‘Big Lie'
Washington County is seeking a court order to block the release of a file related to the May 2021 election.
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregon Rep. Kurt Schrader One Of Two Democrats To Vote Against Congressional Gun Control Package
Schrader has not yet responded to questions or explained his vote.
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregon Secretary Of State Orders Extensive Post-Election Audit In Clackamas County
Secretary of State Shemia Fagan said Clackamas County must do more than the standard post-election hand count to rebuild trust.
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregonians Support Title IX's Guarantees For Girls In Sports, Divided On Transgender Student Access
The Oregon Values and Beliefs Center surveyed almost 1,700 Oregonians and found two-thirds support Title IX.
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Biden Picks Federal Prosecutor Natalie Wight For Oregon's Next U.S. Attorney
Natalie Wight has been an assistant United States Attorney for the District of Oregon since 2012.
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Uncertainty Looms Over First Open Oregon Governor's Race In Two Decades
Tina Kotek, Betsy Johnson or Christine Drazan will be Oregon's next governor.
Portland, OR|News|
Covid Spreads In Oregon But State Has Fewer Severe Cases And Low Vaccination Demand
As many as 230,000 people in the state have developed long Covid, which can take years to go away.
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregon Leaders Need To Stop Disrupting Education Reforms, Report Finds
Secretary of State Shemia Fagan's team outlined five risks to school improvement in Oregon.
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Mass Shootings Elsewhere Can Cause Anxiety, Regression In Children In Oregon
A Portland psychiatrist advises parents to discuss the shooting with children but not get into details.
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Russia's Ban Against Oregon's Congressional Delegation Stirs Few Waves
In an unintended act of bipartisanship, Russia banned all members of Oregon's congressional delegation from entering the county.
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Complaints Mount As Delays Drag On For Clackamas Ballot Counting
County Clerk Sherry Hall, catching criticism for the fumbles, offered few assurances Friday about when the task would be done
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregon Gov. Brown, Fire Officials Warn Of Challenging 2022 Wildfire Season
Late spring storms delayed the start of fire season, but much of the state is in drought
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Drazan Wins Oregon Governor Primary With About A Quarter Of Republican Voters
Democrat Tina Kotek and nonaffiliated candidate Betsy Johnson announced high-profile endorsements Thursday
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregon Still Collecting More Tax Revenue Than Economists Anticipated
More money will go back to taxpayers in rebates, and legislators will have more to spend.
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregonians Deprived Of Court-Appointed Lawyers Sue State Over Their Constitutional Rights
The class action lawsuit comes as the state tries to tackle persistent shortages of public defenders
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregon Primary Election: Progressive Women Win Big, Republican Races Remain Tight
Tina Kotek helped lead a path for progressive women in Tuesday's vote.
Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregon Secretary Of State: Election Results Can Be Trusted, Might Take Longer
Voters must return ballots by mail or drop boxes by 8 p.m. Tuesday
Lake Oswego, OR|News|
Health Care Spending Accounts For One-Quarter Of Household Expenditures In Oregon, Study Says
Health insurance plans account for a big share of the costs the state hopes to control.
