Antonio Sierra is a Rural Communities Reporter at OPB. With a focus on Eastern Oregon's emerging communities and the resource gap between these rural areas and their urban counterparts, he covers a range of topics including agriculture, government, and health. Antonio's work has been featured in various outlets such as the East Oregonian, Herald and News, and WAMU 88.5.
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Antonio Sierra's articles predominantly focus on local government and politics within Oregon, specifically in the Portland area. His coverage includes topics such as winter weather, local government decisions, homelessness, recalls, traffic safety, education initiatives, groundwater issues, indigenous culture matters and tourism.
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Prosecutors say an unhoused man who started the Larch Creek Fire failed to show up to court this week.
By: Antonio Sierra, Monica Samayoa
Oregon released its Nitrate Reduction Plan, an eight-year multi-agency effort to reduce nitrate contamination in Morrow and Umatilla counties by 2031.
By: Antonio Sierra Opb
Defendants argue that the new state plan means federal courts don’t need to get involved
By: Antonio Sierra
U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz is all but guaranteed to win another term in Congress this November. The longtime Oregon lawmaker aims to build his legacy through the Owyhee Canyonlands.
By: Antonio Sierra
Officials attribute discord to strained firefighting resources and rising fire protection rates.
By: Antonio Sierra
PENDLETON — At a board retreat Thursday, Oct. 17, in Pendleton, officials from the Oregon Department of Forestry went over the grim statistics that
By: Antonio Sierra
Oregon's Nitrate Reduction Plan is supposed to provide a road map toward meaningfully reducing nitrates in the drinking water found in Eastern Oregon's Lower Umatilla Basin.
By: Antonio Sierra
Even by Eastern Oregon standards, U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz grew up in a remote part of the state.
By: Antonio Sierra
In its quest to continue powering Eastern Oregon data centers, Amazon is going nuclear.
Judge won’t decide on whether it can proceed until after New Year
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