Aimee Green is a Reporter at The Oregonian. She has covered a wide range of beats throughout her career, including politics and personal finance, with a particular focus on pocketbook issues that resonate with Oregonians. Aimee's work has been featured in various publications, including the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, The Seattle Times, and Governing.
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Aimee Green predominantly covers local crime stories, police investigations, and legal policy regulations in the Portland area. Her focus is on breaking news and evolving stories related to crime and politics. She may be interested in receiving pitches that provide exclusive insights or updates on ongoing criminal investigations, legal developments, or government announcements within the Portland community.
Given her coverage attributes and topics covered, Aimee would likely welcome pitches from individuals directly involved in these events or those who possess unique perspectives on law enforcement practices and criminal justice policies specific to the region. Additionally, experts with knowledge of hate crimes legislation and its implications at a local level could find their insights valuable for Aimee's coverage.
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By: Aimee Green
A new lawsuit tries to undo the sale, saying a Portland estate sale company vastly undervalued the Chinese artwork.
By: Aimee Green
The lawsuit says a podiatrist at Kaiser Permanente’s Hillsboro medical center made a serious error that has upended the woman’s life.
By: Aimee Green
A Kaiser Permanente doctor was “in a rush” when he injected rubbing alcohol instead of pain blockers into a woman's toes — then proceeded to remove
By: Aimee Green
Fire engulfed the man’s house, then his neighbor’s.
By: Aimee Green
| A 31-year-old man who targeted more than half a dozen women by groping or chasing them through one of Portland's most iconic parks faced
By: Aimee Green
Three Oregon families have filed lawsuits seeking $78 million from Knife River Corp., claiming that the mining giant’s sand and gravel operations in central Oregon have dangerously contaminated …
By: Aimee Green
A new federal lawsuit aims to halt the massive Hollywood deal that could be finalized later this month.
By: Aimee Green
An Oregon ambulance worker who says she inactivated cameras that her employer pointed “directly at patients” in the back of ambulances has filed an $800,000 lawsuit — alleging she was fired for protecting the privacy of patients.
By: Aimee Green
The cyclist, who was riding an electric bike at night, says a newly installed concrete “island” in the road didn’t have proper warning markers.
By: Aimee Green
Aimee Green, oregonlive.com A Portland cyclist who crashed her electric bicycle into one of the city's “pedestrian safety improvements” has
