2022 Oregon Legislature

Unlicensed real estate agents in Oregon will face dramatically steeper fines with a new law taking effect in January.

On November 1, 2022, veterans who don’t qualify for the Oregon Health Plan can start applying for a state-funded dental program.

Supporters of a bill that would help ensure veterans receive a proper burial say they’ll try again to get the measure approved in Salem.

Oregonians will be able to recycle their mattresses under a new law that will roll out over the next two years.

A network of wildfire detection cameras is set to expand in Oregon after state lawmakers approved a boost in funding for the project

During a visit to Bend on Tuesday, Oregon Governor Kate Brown ceremonially signed a bill that will increase the amount the state pays to subsidize daycare for low-income working parents.

A new crisis center in Benton County that’s meant to provide better outcomes for people in a mental health emergency got a $5 million boost from Oregon lawmakers this month.

The 2022 session of the Oregon legislature came to a close on Friday, March 4.

Oregon lawmakers closed out their 2022 legislative session Friday with votes on a series of bills that together will spend billions of dollars on infrastructure and services.

Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, lawmakers want a review of how the Oregon Health Authority handled it.

Oregonians would pay a ten-cent deposit when they buy a can of wine under a bill moving forward in Salem.

The Oregon Senate voted Tuesday for a bill that would limit the number of reasons police officers could use to initiate a traffic stop.