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Roman Battaglia/JPR NewsThree new lawsuits have been filed against Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center and former nurse Dani Marie Schofield. The hospital could now face over $477 million in damages. -
Bradley W. Parks/OPBIn its appeal filed Tuesday, PacifiCorp argued that thousands of people and businesses across the state should have never been grouped together into a class-action certification. The company also contends there is no proof showing it is at fault for causing fires across multiple regions, including in Santiam Canyon, Southern Oregon and the coast.
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Experts say the state鈥檚 lack of market-related data may be hampering its efforts -
On Tuesday, Circuit Court Judge Sarah McGlaughlin said she will make a decision sometime this week. -
A coalition of contractors has argued the move is an unconstitutional power grab. -
An appeals court has upheld California鈥檚 law banning gun magazines that hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition. The decision could have implications for Oregon鈥檚 Measure 114, which also regulates large-capacity magazines. -
Ruby Marichalar couldn鈥檛 get an in-person meeting after California鈥檚 crime victim compensation fund denied her claim. She wasn鈥檛 the only one. -
The number of Oregonians without counsel has reached an all-time high. Many fear the current crisis is eroding the trust and credibility of the state鈥檚 justice system. -
Ballot Measure 114 bans the purchase of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition. It also requires a permit for anybody purchasing a firearm, but won鈥檛 go into effect immediately. -
President Donald Trump said he would target colleges that saw large pro-Palestinan protests in an effort to combat on-campus anti-semitism. Cal Poly Humboldt activists are wary. -
Millions of dollars have become available for medications to treat opioid addiction in Oregon jails. That鈥檚 given Jackson County a rare sign of hope in the opioid epidemic. -
A Ninth Circuit court decision has ended legal protections for officers responding to some mental health emergencies. That鈥檚 changing which calls police will answer. -
California and other states and counties are using a legal strategy that took down Big Tobacco, hoping to make fossil fuel companies pay for damage they have long denied. But many obstacles remain. -
California passed a sanctuary state law to protect immigrants during the first Trump administration. Now, a sheriff wants to test it at the beginning of the second.
