While conventional wisdom suggests that whoever buys the Portland Trail Blazers won't be permitted to move them, the city and ...

The articles from our founding in 1850 to current day are truly the first draft of history. When I look up decades-old materials, I am often impressed with the speed of the reporting, even overcoming ...

Federal officials allege a mother, with ties to Honduras, tried to smuggle people into the United States at the Canada border.

The Oregonian Editors Newspaper corrections for June 30, 2025 Published: Jun. 29, 2025, 12:53 p.m.

A bid to raise Oregon’s gas tax is dividing the state’s Democratic Party and unleashing turmoil in the legislative session’s final days.

With less than a week left in this year’s legislative session, the bill was referred back to a legislative committee. Lawmakers will be hard-pressed to revive it in time.

Oregon lawmakers will not advance a bill that would have required Facebook’s parent company and Google to pay money to local newsrooms for profiting off news content on their platforms. Under ...

Papers in Milwaukie and Oregon City will stop printing, too, while the Gresham Outlook will move from two editions a week to one.

The Senate sent the bill back to committee for reconsideration. The bill's sponsor said she would reintroduce the bill in 2026.