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Salem-Keizer Public Schools expects nearly $50 million budget cuts (opens the original)
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SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — Salem-Keizer Public Schools predicts that next year district officials will have to make double the budget cuts they made in 2026. Superintendent Andrea Castañeda announced the grim prediction on Tuesday: SKPS forecasts a $46 million budget deficit for the 2027-2028 fiscal year. "We'll be starting that planning over the course of this school year," Castañeda said in a briefing with reporters. "As with all districts, our costs are raising faster than our revenue." She said th
Salem joins list of cities halting data center development with moratorium (opens the original)
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SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — Salem councilors gave final approval to a 120-day moratorium on data center development Monday night, giving a new city task force more time to research how to regulate the facilities safely. The moratorium will expire on Jan. 19, unless councilors decide in the new year to extend it for roughly six more months. Council will consider extending the moratorium in January. While it is in effect, the city is prohibited from approving any data center development regardless of siz
Federal prosecutors claw back $300M+ in defrauded COVID funds, one billion to go (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Federal prosecutors in Oregon recently filed a string of new cases against individuals and businesses suspected of defrauding the United States of pandemic relief funds. Scott Bradford, U.S. Attorney for the District of Oregon, said federal prosecutors have filed more than 100 cases since 2020 to recover "almost $1.6 billion" in relief-program funding. So far, the office has recovered more than $314 million, or about 22%. Just since June, Bradford said his office has file
Longview school board, faced with suit threat, rejects pay request from Cloninger (opens the original)
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LONGVIEW, Wash. (KATU) — Members of the Longview School Board voted unanimously to reject a request from Karen Cloninger's attorney to pay the troubled superintendent while she is on leave. Cloninger has been on leave since June and is facing criminal charges stemming from an alleged assault of a student at Mark Morris High School. Her trial in Cowlitz County is scheduled to start in March. Her attorney, Robert Dunn, told the board in an August letter that they had "engaged in unlawful conduct"
Troutdale residents will vote on reviving city police, new tax levy in November (opens the original)
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TROUTDALE, Ore. (KATU) — Troutdale residents will vote on two ballot measures in the November midterm elections that will impact public safety and how it's funded in the city. One measure is an advisory, non-binding question from city leaders: Should the City proceed with planning and the creation of a Troutdale Police Department? Troutdale dissolved its municipal police department in 2015 and has since been patrolled by deputies with the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office. The cost of the MCSO c
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