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Oregon Capital Chronicle

New federal law puts an end to the hemp industry, Oregon businesses say

Gas stations, convenience stores and supermarkets will soon lose the CBD products on their shelves under new federal law

CannabisNews 7 days ago

by Mia Maldonado, Oregon Capital Chronicle ALBANY — Pet tinctures and topicals are the most popular products sold at Oregon CBD Company, a small business … Continue reading →

Longtime Oregon state Rep. Paul Holvey retiring, Democrat Doyle Canning running

Holvey, the second-ranking Democrat in the Oregon House, beat back a recall attempt last year

EW-Extra 3 years ago

BY JULIA SHUMWAY FOR OREGON CAPITAL CHRONICLE Longtime state Rep. Paul Holvey, the second-ranking Democrat in the Oregon House, plans to retire after 20 years in the House.  … Continue reading →

Oregon Supreme Court bars Republican senators who participated in walkout from reelection

The court’s unanimous decision means one-third of the Oregon Senate can’t run for reelection

EW-Extra 3 years ago

By Julia Shumway for Oregon Capital Chronicle Republican senators who participated in the longest walkout in state history cannot seek reelection in 2024 or 2026, … Continue reading →

Oregon Republicans mount campaign against one of their own while constituents defend him

Charlie Conrad, a first-term representative, describes himself as fiscally conservative and socially libertarian

EW-Extra 3 years ago

BY: JULIA SHUMWAY  DEXTER– Oregon’s leading anti-abortion political advocacy organization and a small group of Lane County Republicans gathered on the banks of the Dexter … Continue reading →

Tears and High-Fives

Session ends, but more work to do

EW-Extra 3 years ago

The 2023 legislative session is over, drawing smiles and high fives in the wood-paneled chambers. There were tears, too, on Sunday: Lawmakers and observers said … Continue reading →

Nearly 2 Dozen Oregonians Died in Police Use of Force Incidents in 2022

Oregon lawmakers hear preview to the state’s first use-of-force report

EW-Extra 3 years ago

By BEN BOTKIN Oregon police officers killed 23 people in the line of duty in 2022, according to the state’s first use-of-force report. Lawmakers discussed … Continue reading →

Ballots Behind Bars

Could 2023 be the year Oregon restores voting rights to people with felony convictions?

BlogNews 4 years ago

By Julia Shumway A coalition of civil rights groups stymied in their attempts over the past two years to expand voting rights to Oregonians serving … Continue reading →

Green Party Candidate Gets Mystery Cash

Mysterious group promotes Green Party candidate over Democrat Hoyle in Oregon’s 4th Congressional District

BlogEW-ExtraNews 4 years ago

By Julia Shumway A mysterious group has spent at least $36,000 over the past few days to boost a Green Party candidate over the Democrat … Continue reading →

Removing Snake Dams ‘Essential’ for Threatened Salmon

Breaching dams wasn’t the only solution in the report, which said many different efforts are needed to rebuild salmon populations

BlogEW-ExtraNews 4 years ago

By Clark Corbin A new draft report released by President Joe Biden’s administration last week found that breaching lower Snake River dams is “essential” to … Continue reading →

Coping with Mass Shootings

Mass shootings elsewhere can cause anxiety, regression in children in Oregon 

BlogNews 4 years ago

By Lynne Terry The mass shootings in a Texas school and a New York state supermarket this month that killed 31 people, including 19 children, … Continue reading →

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