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Courtesy of Port of PortlandAmid rising unemployment, mass layoffs and increasing costs, Oregon’s top economic and political leaders hold annual meeting to plot out the state’s financial path. -
Shayla Escudero/Lincoln ChronicleWhen U.S. Department of Justice attorneys appear in federal court Monday in Eugene, they will argue that Newport Fishermen’s Wives, Lincoln County and the state of Oregon shouldn’t be allowed to interfere in routine and temporary operations as to when, where and how the Coast Guard deploys its rescue helicopters.
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The City of Roseburg wants input from the community on how to shape the future of Stewart Park. It’s launched an online survey. -
Lincoln County Commissioner Claire Hall announced Thursday she intends to fight her removal from office, two days after opponents were told they had collected enough signatures to force a recall election in January. -
Both cities made the announcement in press releases issued Friday evening. -
The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission has issued a product recall for a brand of hemp flower pre-rolls that may have much higher levels of THC than is listed on the label. The affected smokable products are distributed by Simply Sol LLC. -
It’s never too late to get vaccinated, according to the Oregon Health Authority’s Dr. Howard Choi. -
As Oregonians anticipate the opening of native Dungeness crab season later this month, wildlife officials are concerned about potential infestations of a non-native, highly invasive crab species. -
Commercial crab season begins Dec. 16 from Cape Falcon to the California border
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Eugene’s Police Chief says his department does not work with immigration enforcement, and his officers, even when wearing plain clothes, will identify themselves when asked. -
Jean “Fritz” Pierre Louis died while foraging for mushrooms in November. He was 76 years old. -
Eugene Police say they found a pipe bomb in a vehicle occupied by a felony suspect.
