The U.S. Department of Justice is prodding Portland to turn over more protest records — by leveraging the decade-old settlement agreement between federal officials and the Portland Police Bureau.

SEASIDE — The Seaside City Council on Monday introduced an ordinance that would allow nonprofit developers of affordable housing to apply for property tax exemptions. Community Development Director ...

A new candidate is splashing onto the North Coast’s political scene. Christian Honl, an Astoria native and member of the Clatsop Care Center Health District Board, announced Monday he will run as a ...

regional publisher for CMGEO’s coast and eastern Oregon newspapers, and publisher of The Astorian, will retire at the end of 2025. (The Astorian file photo) Kari Borgen, regional publisher for CMGEO’s ...

Single-lane closures for Astoria Bridge maintenance will slow down but not stop traffic The Astoria Bridge will experience single lane closures for maintenance starting Monday, Nov. 10. The ...

For nearly 30 years, Suzanne Elise Assisted Living has been a trusted part of the Seaside community — a place where seniors can relax, connect, and truly enjoy life. Following a recent remodel and ...

The Republicans control the House, Senate and Executive branches, and they are blaming the Democrats for the shutdown? Teresa DeLorenzo ...

Liscow’s research suggests that shrinking the workforce of state departments of transportation may be counterproductive, as cost savings from reduced salaries and benefits would be dwarfed by inflated ...

The Oregon Legislature, dominated as it is by the two major parties, often has been a burial ground for efforts to change the dynamics of the parties’ clout. The initiative process is a more open ...

Owners ask ‘what can I do’ to help? Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits were scheduled to end Nov. 1 due to the ongoing government shutdown. Astoria’s local businesses are stepping up ...