Abe Asher is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including Yahoo Sports Canada and The Independent. He focuses on themes such as business and economics, labor laws, and civil rights, while also addressing topics related to accessibility, diversity and inclusion, and public policy. Abe's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, the Austin Chronicle, and the Star Tribune.
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Abe Asher's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics within the United States. His articles often cover evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
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By: Abe Asher
A group of immigrants rights organizations are suing Multnomah County, claiming the county and its sheriff’s office are violating Oregon’s sanctuary state law. The suit, filed in circuit court earlier this month, claims that Multnomah County is unlawfully agreeing to hold individuals detained by the U.S. Marshals Service for violations of federal immigration law even after they have posted bail or a judge has ordered their release. In one case, the organizations filing the suit...
San Antonio dispensaries say they plan to soldier on, but smokeable product accounts for a large portion of many of the business' sales.
By: Abe Asher
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By: Abe Asher
If you’ve been following local political news over the last several months, you’ve likely heard a lot of talk about budget cuts. The state is making cuts, even though those cuts aren’t as dramatic as once feared. The city of Portland may have to make cuts too. Some of the pressure facing both the state […]
The state of Oregon and the city of Portland may be gearing up to give hundreds of millions of dollars of public money to help finance renovations to the 31-year-old Moda Center—and organized labor wants something in return. “About a year ago, we had outreach from workers at the Moda Center in a number of […]
By: Abe Asher
State leaders trumpeted the passage of the funding package as an economic boon for Portland and a necessary first step to secure the Blazers' future
By: Abe Asher
Portland Public Schools (PPS) is dealing with a major budget crunch—a situation that, former school board member Andrew Scott says, shouldn’t come as a surprise. “We’ve known for a long time that costs for education are growing faster than the funding that school districts receive from the state, and that’s been something that, when I […]
If the revised plan goes into effect, it could represent a step back in time to an era when logging interests dominated conservation goals in a
Reality show villain and Donald Trump–endorsed Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt has turned his bitter grievances and dark fantasies into a viable campaign. But LA needs a political vision larger than one celebrity's personal ambition and rage.
Two progressives — Justice Democrats cofounder Saikat Chakrabarti and union-backed city hall veteran Connie Chan — are fighting to advance past the primary for Nancy Pelosi's congressional seat. Their race has become a referendum on the SF left's future.
