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Sexual misconduct case dismissed against ex-staffer of Southwest Washington youth treatment center
The now-closed Daybreak Youth Services has faced multiple allegations of sexual misconduct, and has been under investigation by law enforcement and the Washington State Department of Health for several years.

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Oregon, Washington sue Trump over sweeping elections order
The lawsuit is the 12th Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield filed against the Trump administration since he took office in December.
Food and Farms
Oregon Supreme Court says ‘misleading marketing’ case against Tillamook can move forward
A year after holding oral arguments, the Oregon Supreme Court has ruled a lawsuit against one of Oregon’s most recognizable farmer-owned creameries can move forward.

PacifiCorp appeals class action ruling over 2020 Oregon wildfires
In 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.
Lawsuits accuse Clark County councilors of breaking open meeting rules before C-TRAN vote
The conflict brings up the question of who Belkot should represent as a member of the transit board: the county council that appointed her or constituents who elected her who don’t support light rail expansion?

City Council declines to appeal ruling on Oswego Lake access
The 5-2 vote Monday followed a passionate public hearing before the city council where residents expressed support and opposition for public access to the lake.

Portland protester disabled by 2020 incident with US Marshal gets $7.65 million
A deputy U.S. Marshal shot Donavan LaBella in the head with a less-than-lethal munition outside the federal courthouse in downtown Portland on July 11, 2020. The incident has left LaBella, who at the time was 26, with a condition known as frontal lobe syndrome, which affects brain functioning processes like social behavior and language
Politics
Longtime East Portland community leader charged with defrauding neighborhood nonprofit
A longtime East Portland community leader has been accused of defrauding a neighborhood nonprofit of more than $10,000.

Law and Justice
Vancouver police officer’s widow sues Clark County, claims deputy ‘acted rashly’ in fatal shooting
Clark County Sheriff's deputy Jonathan Feller shot and killed off-duty Vancouver police officer Donald Sahota in 2022, after mistaking him for an armed robbery suspect.
Portland
Portland joins lawsuit against Trump administration’s sanctuary city crackdown
Portland has joined at least four other cities and counties in a lawsuit against the Trump administration's threat to pull federal funding from jurisdictions with sanctuary laws that limit cooperation with immigration officials.