Carlos Fuentes

Oregon’s former HR chief, Jessica Knieling, has landed a $276,000 Justice Department job under a new state settlement.

The proposal would remove more than 500 AI-powered license plate readers across Oregon amid growing resistance.

A document obtained by The Oregonian/OregonLive spells out the options, in the first detailed look at new transportation revenue streams.

Waymo’s efforts are the latest indication it’s pushing hard ahead of the next legislative session to enter the Oregon market.

The news comes nearly four months after she left a high-level position amid a series of misconduct allegations.

He did not admit any “intentional violations” of state ethics rules and still sits on multiple powerful committees.

An investigation found that she and another top executive violated human resources policies they oversaw.

Some activists have berated the Democratic lawmaker for her reaction to the incident.

The Republican candidate for governor said she’ll “hold government accountable” if elected.

The state faces fewer road crews and longer DMV lines unless lawmakers act.