Early departures in state legislatures result in more people of color and women entering office, study finds Oregon between ...

Parting is such sweet sorrow’ Tres Bro’s is a Nicaraguan grill that features grilled seafood and ceviche. It started out in ...

I love these patients, but it’s really hard to go home and not be able to provide for your family,” said Dwanna Tarpio, a ...

Invention could be used in seismic-proof construction In an email sent to The Astorian on Aug. 26, reader and local inventor ...

More than a year into its latest reincarnation, Gathered Bakeshop is thriving as a custom-order bakery. Founded in 2016, ...

Oregon salmon fisheries, including Buoy 10, get one-year reprieve, said Gov. Kotek On Friday, Sept. 4, Governor Tina Kotek ...

Updated COVID-19 vaccines available now, says OHA The Oregon Health Authority issued a standing order on Friday, Sept. 4 that ...

Clatsop Community College’s Royal Nebeker Art Gallery will present “Thanatopsis: Contemplations on Death, Grief, and Renewal, ...

Oregon’s state government claims most revenues from economic growth, leaving localities to cope with civic needs of growing ...

Incumbent Elisabeth Adams will face a challenger as she looks to secure a second, four-year term on the Astoria City Council ...

U.S. Fish and Wildlife went from nearly 10,000 staffers in 2024 to just over 6,300 today, according to federal data obtained ...

A recent survey from Gov. Tina Kotek’s Prosperity Council found that most Oregonians believe high costs, taxes and ...