Oregon Lawmakers Advance $365M Plan to Renovate Moda Center
Oregon lawmakers have taken an initial step toward borrowing $365 million to renovate Portland’s aging Moda Center, as concerns mount over the long-term
February 28, 2026
Politics
Oregon Will Partially Disconnect State Tax Code From New Federal Code to Curb Revenue Loss
Most Democrats in the Oregon House of Representatives voted to partially disconnect Oregon’s tax code from recent changes to the federal tax code,
February 27, 2026
Oregon Jury Orders PacifiCorp to Pay $305M to Wildfire Victims in Latest Class-Action Verdict
An Oregon jury has ordered PacifiCorp to pay $305 million to 16 victims of the state’s devastating 2020 wildfires, marking the latest verdict
February 27, 2026
Dan Rayfield Reflects on Court Battles With Trump Administration
EUGENE, Ore. — Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield said Tuesday that the past year of legal fights with the Trump administration has tested
February 26, 2026
Tobias Read Warns of Consequences as Lawmakers Miss Gas Tax Deadline
As Oregon lawmakers debate whether to move up a vote on proposed gas tax and fee increases, they have missed a recommended deadline
February 26, 2026
No clear end to Eugene’s budget crisis as city turns to regional strategy for jobs and growth
EUGENE, Ore. — As the City of Eugene moves forward with budget recommendations from its recently formed Technical Advisory Group on Fiscal Stability
February 26, 2026
