Antonio Sierra is a journalist based in Oregon, focusing on local news and events in the Portland area. He writes for publications such as East Oregonian and OPB, covering a wide range of topics including traffic safety, community issues, politics, and environmental concerns. With his reporting, Antonio aims to provide accurate and informative news to the Oregon community.
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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.
Given his emphasis on Government & Politics (57%), Antonio may be particularly interested in receiving pitches related to local political developments and governmental announcements within the specified geographic areas. For example: updates or analyses of ongoing political initiatives or policy changes affecting Oregon communities could align well with his reporting interests.
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By: Antonio Sierra Opb
The eastern Oregon county joins a recent surge in recall elections across the state
By: Antonio Sierra, Ryan Haas
Caused by a July 17 lightning strike, the uncontained Durkee Fire has already consumed more than 170,000 acres in Malheur and Baker counties as of Monday.
By: Antonio Sierra, Ryan Haas
An Eastern Oregon wildfire has spurred authorities to issue evacuation orders for a small town in Baker County.
The vote means the county will not have to completely replace its commissioners for the second time in three years.
By: Antonio Sierra
The Oregon California Trails Association holds annual conference on the Umatilla Indian Reservation with the goal of widening the scope of pioneer history.
By: Antonio Sierra
The Oregon Trail may represent a pivotal moment in U.S. history, but at the Tamastslikt Cultural Institute, it's just one of many trails.
By: Antonio Sierra
Nurses and medical tech support staff at Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner want higher staffing levels and more consistent disciplinary policy.
Unclogging Birch Creek is part of a tribal plan to rehab 300 miles of waterways.
A storm is moving through eastern and Central Oregon Friday and Saturday, bringing up to three-quarters of an inch of rain in some areas. But forecasters warn that drier weather could bring back fire risk.
By: Antonio Sierra
The city previously banned food trucks from being within 400 feet of restaurants
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