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Drugmakers’ price-cap claims are ‘Chicken Little,’ state official says
The pharmaceutical industry and patient groups are opposing a price cap proposal headed for lawmakers, prompting a prominent state staffer to speak out
Update: PSU library occupation continues as some leave, ‘number of non-students’ remain
Reports indicate that police action to remove protesters could be coming ‘soon.’
Tuition to rise again at Oregon’s seven public universities
The upcoming hikes will give Oregon’s public four-year schools some of the highest tuition and fee rates among public universities in the West.
Ballots in the mail: Clackmas County has begun mailing process
Beginning May 1, Clackamas County Elections began mailing primary election ballots to the more than 315,000 registered voters in the county.
Grant to help CCC develop statewide Spanish contractor certification
Clackamas Community College was recently awarded a $100,000 grant from the Oregon Business Development Department to develop a statewide Spanish construction contractor certification program.
Crochet, homeless solutions forum and more: Oregon City's May calendar
YARN ENTHUSIASTS UNITE!: Fiber arts lovers are invited to join the Yarn Enthusiasts Society crochet and fiber arts meet-up from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 15, in the Community Room at the O...
Silver Falls sets Mother's Day birding, wildflower festival
Silver Falls State Park will hold its annual Mother's Day Birding and Wildflower Festival on Saturday and Sunday, May 11-12, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Blumenauer, Wyden welcome proposed change in marijuana status
Two lawmakers weigh in on potential reclassification by the federal Drug Enforcement Administration as more states legalize it for recreational and medical use.
Followers of Christ members charged with criminal mistreatment after death of newborn in Oregon City
An Oregon City couple who are members of the faith-healing religious group Followers of Christ are facing charges of criminal mistreatment for failing to seek medical care for their newborn son.
Canby 99E project progresses, ODOT staff available to chat May 2
The Oregon Department of Transportation has issued a new update on the Highway 99E project through Canby.
Oregon City Together invites the community to ‘Connect to Protect’ forum on fentanyl
Oregon City Together is hosting “Connect to Protect,” a community forum on the realities of youth fentanyl use and prevention, on Thursday, May 2.
Only one quarter of Oregon’s 197 school districts will get summer school money from state
The Oregon Department of Education is doling out $30 million to school districts and charters for summer programming this year.
Officers shoot and kill man who was barricaded with family inside Happy Valley home
Two responding officers shot and killed a man during a hostage situation at a Happy Valley home Monday night.
Your Oregon Brunch Month photo contest winners are …
Your Oregon News asked readers to share their favorite photos of brunch or blunch during the month of April.
Don’t miss the final installment of the Oregon City Youth Mental Health Film Series
Kevin Hines is an internationally recognized mental health advocate and motivational speaker whose personal journey from an attempted suicide at 19 years old changed the course of his life.
State fire marshal wants Oregonians to do more to protect their homes from wildfires
The Oregon state fire marshal says homes well outside of forests can be damaged by wildfires.
Student artists shine at the Clackamas Education Service District Regional Art Show
Featuring more than 40 juried awards and nearly $135,000 in potential scholarships and prizes, the eighth annual Clackamas Education Service Regional Art Show honored young visual artists from ac...
Brewfest Vibe: Second-year event hoping to expand on initial success
When the staff at the Clackamas County Event Center wanted to rebrand the old Food, Wine, and Brew Festival into something new, they landed on a pretty good idea.
Oregon City School District partners with police to host Oregon Police Canine Association training
A small group of German shepherds and Belgian malinois wait patiently outside the old Oregon City High School Jackson campus building on a sunny Tuesday morning. They don’t bark at each other a...
Oregon poised for easier wildfire season, experts say, but rural areas need help
Experts from the University of Oregon offer generally good news about wildfire risks for the West but uncertainty for the Northwest.
Clackamas River Basin Council offer scholarships to Clackamas County high schoolers
The Clackamas River Basin Council is offering up to five $1,000 scholarships for high school students interested in studying environmental science, natural resources, fish and wildlife science or...
Oregon City Woman's Club awards two scholarships to Oregon City High School seniors
Graduation is right around the corner and high school seniors are looking toward the future.
Supreme Court justices appear split over Idaho case regarding abortion care during emergencies
Emergency rooms are required to treat whoever shows up, regardless of their status. The question: Does that federal rule supersede Idaho’s near-total ban on abortions?
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Oregon senators split on aid to Israel
Sen. Ron Wyden votes ‘yes’ as Sen. Jeff Merkley votes ‘no’ on one of the most controversial foreign aid bills in recent years, which President Biden signed Wednesday, April 24.
Register to vote in Oregon primaries by April 30
The Oregon secretary of state offers public service announcements with short, animated videos featuring ‘Blobby,’ a cartoon blob who enjoys voting.
U.S. Supreme Court appears to lean toward Grants Pass, Oregon, in complex homelessness case
The U.S. Supreme Court case stems from a 2022 decision by an appeals court decision that ruled the city of Grants Pass could not issue citations to people sleeping outside if there was no shelter...
Mt. Hood, Clackamas Community Colleges partner on free dental care clinic
Two schools to pool resources, expertise on May 11
Opposing sides argue to the U.S. Supreme Court over camping bans
Justices will hear arguments Monday in case pitting two people against Grants Pass and the Southern Oregon city's anti-camping ordinance.
Free stargazing opportunities coming to CCC observatory
The Haggart Observatory at Clackamas Community College’s Environmental Learning Center has set its public viewing nights schedule for 2024.
Oregon City event makes 2024 list of Metro honors
Oregon City is getting its first Indigenous marketplace event, which has attracted grant money from the Metro regional government.
Portland Adventist doctor and Oregon City resident charged with raping his daughter
Dennis Lippert, 50, faces charges of rape, sodomy and sexual abuse
Clackamas CC offers free summer camps for county high-schoolers
Students attending high school in 2024 can get a jumpstart on their college degrees through Clackamas Community College’s career technical education (CTE) summer camps – tuition-free.
Kotek names new chief of staff, fills other positions
Governor removes "acting" from Chris Warner's title; she names two new deputy chiefs of staff and fills other positions.
Incumbents stockpile money as challenger leads rival in primary
Republican Lori Chavez-DeRemer and Democrat Andrea Salinas of Tigard prepare for their first re-election bids; Janelle Bynum raises more than Jamie McLeod-Skinner in their contest for the 5th Dis...
Events and equestrian facility Mt. Hood Center closed indefinitely by Clackamas County for alleged code violations
UPDATE: The Post attempted to contact Mt. Hood Center and no one was available to comment.
Oregon's minimum wage is going up this summer across the state
Portland metro area, urban and nonurban areas have separate rates as set by a 2016 change for a three-tiered system.
Military memorabilia: Oregon City man quietly built huge collection
When Mark Togni walked the Oregon City property he and his business partner were interested in buying recently, the depth and breadth of the military history stored there wasn’t all that clear.
More people in Oregon buy private health insurance plans as thousands lose Medicaid coverage
They represent a small fraction of the tens of thousands of people who’ve lost free Medicaid benefits since April 2023.
Port of Portland will end shipping container service in October; economic impact could be statewide
Port officials say the shipping container service, which benefits businesses and commerce statewide, no longer is financially feasible.
'Tolling is still coming': Vote before tolls initiative shifts focus to 2026
Initiative aims to give residents the right to vote on whether roads in their area will be tolled
Canby event offers youth chance to explore outdoor skills
The Pioneer Chapter of the Oregon Hunters Association will hold its annual Youth Outdoor Skills Day on Saturday, April 27, at Canby Rod and Gun Club.
PHOTOS: Pioneer Community Center hosts Middle Eastern and North African Heritage Fest
The Oregon City community gathered for the Middle Eastern and North African Heritage Fest on Sunday, April 14.
Historic Preservation: Canby women honored for efforts
For Canby’s Peggy Sigler, Oregon’s history and heritage has always been important.
Federal judge dismisses former legislative employee’s suit over Oregon Capitol harassment investigations
Nate Monson alleged top lawmakers and legislative staff retaliated against him by publicizing discrepancies in his résumé after he raised concerns.
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek chooses new education adviser from Oregon Department of Education
Rachael Moser, 37, is a former director at the Oregon Department of Education in the office of education, innovation and improvement.
Washington man arrested, charged in connection with 2022 attacks on Oregon electrical grid
The man is suspected of damaging the Sunnyside Substation in Clackamas County in November 2022.
Oregon study finds no link between COVID-19 vaccine, cardiac deaths
The Oregon Health Authority study is based on nearly 1,300 deaths of Oregonians from 16 to 30 years old.
Gardens Ho! Spring Garden Fair planting seeds of joy
Gardening aficionados, or those just looking to spruce up a space in their yard, will have plenty to check out during this year’s Spring Garden Fair in Canby.
Oregon City man sentenced to life in prison for wife’s murder
Oregon City resident Anthony Wessel was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday, April 10, after admitting to the murder of his wife, Anna Wessel, last November.