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Gov. Kate Brown's prevention strategy to prevent community spread has proven ineffective amid testing delays and some residents’ unwillingness to cooperate with investigators.
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Health care officials and providers say Oregon faces a "new normal" and must prepare for the worst as the pandemic continues.
Gov. Kate Brown has promoted her deputy health policy advisor following the retirement of her top health policy official.
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A Clackamas man is suing a national food company over a salmonella outbreak traced to red onions that has sickened more than 500 people in the United States and Canada.
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A nonprofit group estimates that 50,000 people in Oregon aged 19 through 64 lost their health insurance between February and May.
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The outbreak affecting more than 500 people was traced to red onions though other onions could be implicated.
Younger people increasingly are contributing to the spread of COVID-19 in the county, with testing delays hampering contact-tracing efforts.
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Tina Edlund, who is currently on leave, will stay on part-time to deal with COVID-19 issues.
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A proclamation obtained by The Lund Report says there is an "urgent need" to reblance the state budget and “ensure delivery of benefits and benefit programs to Oregonians.”
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Just one-quarter of Oregon’s nurse practitioner workforce is actually providing primary care services, according to an analysis by the Oregon Center for Nursing.
