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Springfield leaders will discuss a new payroll tax in the new year, though the city can’t collect it until 2027 at the earliest.
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The state Department of Justice says the Trump administration hasn’t met key requirements.
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Despite rain pouring and wind howling in Eugene, community members gathered along the Ferry Street Bridge chanting and holding signs that say “Immigrants welcome” and “No human being is illegal."
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Opponents of Waldport’s mayor have been given the green light to gather signatures to try to force her out of office.
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An investigation by the Oregon Government Ethics Commission into the former CEO of a social services nonprofit serving Josephine and Douglas Counties was dismissed on Friday.
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Oregon’s two senators and the congresswomen representing Lincoln County got a letter of reassurance Friday from the U.S. Coast Guard’s commandant that he intends to permanently keep its rescue helicopter in Newport.
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In this program, leaders from the county and the community talk about this one-of-a-kind public asset, the Lane County Fairgrounds, the ongoing master planning process, and what factors should be considered as we envision the next generation of the Fairgrounds.
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Oregon lawmakers will likely consider restrictions on Automatic License Plate Reader next year as more law enforcement agencies explore the technology.
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A judge has temporarily blocked new noise restrictions against protests near the Eugene Federal Building.
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The submission will likely ensure a gas tax increase approved by Oregon lawmakers this year doesn’t take effect.
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The owner of the Alsi Resort Hotel in Bayshore has agreed not to sign a contract to house Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents after an hour-long negotiation Thursday with the Waldport city manager.
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More than 100 people packed a Waldport City Council meeting Wednesday night to express opposition to even the possibility of an ICE detention facility in the city.