Nik Blosser, a Portland General Electric vice president in charge of public policy, government affairs and communications, has decided to exit the company.
Author: Nigel Jaquiss
New Lottery Audit Shows Big Increase in Sports Betting—But Video Slots Remain the Powerhouse
Oregon Secretary of State LaVonne Griffin-Valade this week released a new
Despite Efforts to Block Him, Donald Trump Will be on Oregon’s May Primary Ballot
The state’s top elections official announced today that her agency will print former President Donald Trump’s name on the May primary ballot, despite the efforts of some Oregonians to block him.
Field Still Unsettled for Blumenauer Seat
For years, political insiders speculated about the long list of ambitious politicians hoping for a shot at succeeding U.S. Rep.
Once Again, Oregon Cannabis Farmers Grew Too Much Weed
In Oregon’s cannabis industry, nearly every day brings a new lawsuit for unpaid bills, a new lien for unpaid taxes, and another company thinking about giving up.
Republican Hopeful for Attorney General Will Lathrop Officially Announces Candidacy
Will Lathrop, a former prosecutor in Yamhill and Marion counties, today officially announced his candidacy for Oregon attorney general.
Medford Casino Battle Heats Up
The long-running quest of the Coquille Tribe to open a second casino, in Medford, appears near resolution.
Sortis Holdings Abruptly Closes Beaverton Outposts of Rudy’s Barbershop and See See Motor Coffee
Two high-profile retail operations that are part of publicly-traded, Portland-based Sortis Holdings abruptly closed earlier this week in Beaverton.
A House Stands Empty in One of Portland’s Nicest Neighborhoods
The Stack of Election Complaints Continues to Grow in Salem
From 2010 to 2020, the Oregon secretary of state’s Elections Division received an average of 188 complaints a year.