April 3, 2026 - NW Labor Press

While the accounts involving underage girls are public for the first time, there was already plenty of tarnish on Chavez’ halo.

A bill requiring proof of citizenship for voting sparks a divide in Congress.

The strike is over for now, but the union still asks customers to boycott the company.

Oregon’s first-ever strike at a community college lasted 20 days.

A December 2024 executive order directed all state agencies to require their construction contractors to commit to use union labor.

Sunstone Way execs are accused in a whistleblower lawsuit of misspending hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars.

Facing financial crisis, Portland Opera launches $1.5M SOS campaign as shrinking productions and pay cuts threaten its future.

Re-elected unopposed, OPEIU Local 11 leader Howard Bell touts growth, stronger contracts, and a union finding its footing under his watch.

Trump says the SAVE Act is about stopping non-citizens from voting. That’s not true. It is entirely about stopping citizens from voting.

The news that Cesar Chavez was a sexual predator who abused young girls and raped United Farm Workers co-founder Dolores Huerta hit me hard.