Ana Mendoza came to this country from Mexico with her mom when she was just shy of two years old. She is an honor student going into her

On June 25, 2012, the Supreme Court ruled on Arizona immigration laws.  It voted against some portions of existing statutes - but upheld the right of police to

Dallas resident Suzanne Reingans has observed some alarming developments in her local watershed over the course of the last nine years. Sitting in the kitchen of her yellow

2012 has been declared the International Year of the Co-op by the United Nations General Assembly and now is Salem’s chance to act. Several dozen interested community members met

Dozens of Occupy participants convened at the Capitol on Wednesday to mark the start of the 35-day legislative session. A bus arrived from Portland and Occupiers from Eugene,

Over 100 people representing Occupy communities throughout the state met in Salem on Saturday. It was the second anniversary of Citizen’s United v. FEC, the Supreme

“The U.S. is a great place to be a corporation but increasingly a desperate place to live and work." - A member of Occupy Boston, challenging Mitt Romney on

Occupy Salem, in common with its sister movements across the nation inspired by Occupy Wall Street, claims to have no leaders. Occupy Wall Street began September 17 in