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Election 2024: Celine Coleman, Paul Tigan vie in Salem City Council Ward 1 race

Election 2024: Celine Coleman, Paul Tigan vie in Salem City Council Ward 1 race
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A Union Guide to Oregon s May 2024 primary

This ballot guide lists candidates who have at least one labor organization endorsing them and who have opponents on the ballot.

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Salem looking for ways to save Movies at the Park, First Friday concerts

Salem avoided major cuts to fire and police services this budget season, but many of the proposed cutbacks would impact parents, kids and parkgoers.

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Readers sound off on Salem s payroll tax ahead of the November election

An overwhelming majority of respondents to a Statesman Journal poll about the payroll tax on the Nov. 7 ballot said they will vote against it.

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Salem, OR considers taxing everyone who works in city to fund police, fire, homeless services

The city of Salem is considering asking employees in the city to help cover the expense of police, fire, and other emergency services with a payroll tax that would cost each person hundreds to thousands of dollars every year.

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