Kevin Purfield has past convictions for stalking in Multnomah County, having targeted people connected to several mass shootings over the last decade and more.
Judge Karin Immergut said that the administration's attempts to send in National Guard troops from other states were in "direct contravention" of her previous order.
After being arrested for the abuse last year, prosecutors say Bryan Anderson, 66, was found to have uploaded child sexual abuse material to the internet.
In a probable cause affidavit, the arresting officer said suspect James Paulson had "bloodshot and watery" eyes, spoke rapidly and couldn't keep his story straight.
Rep. Annessa Hartman was the sole House Democrat to vote against the transportation package during the recent special session. She won't seek another term in Salem.
The strike authorization vote for Vancouver classified staff comes as Evergreen classified staff and La Center teachers have shut down their respective districts.
In a press conference, Tom Homan went from discussing crime in Chicago to mentioning Los Angeles, Portland and Seattle — cities that "refuse to work with ICE."
CareOregon has long footed the bill for its Oregon Health Plan members to see out-of-network behavioral health professionals. That's changing, and soon.
Gonzalez successfully argued that the city auditor violated his due process rights because he was penalized without a hearing, in a process written into city code.
An appeals court panel ruled that Jessica Bates can resume the process of adopting two young foster kids in Oregon while a lower court reconsiders the case.
The governor said she's directed ODOT to postpone layoffs until September so lawmakers have a chance to avert them with a transportation funding package.
The complaint names a small cadre of "insiders," including a former Port of Morrow general manager, two Port commissioners and a Morrow County commissioner.