Ardeshir Tabrizian is an Associate News Editor for Salem Reporter, focusing on local news in Salem, Oregon. With experience writing for publications such as Keizertimes Newspaper and The Oregonian / OregonLive.com, Ardeshir covers a range of topics including accidents, government decisions, and community events, providing timely updates and in-depth reporting to keep readers informed.
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Ardeshir Tabrizian covers local news, with a strong focus on crime and government/politics in the Salem area of Oregon. His coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to local events.
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By: Ardeshir Tabrizian
A DEA agent’s attorneys are continuing to assert that his criminal charge for running a stop sign and killing a Salem cyclist should be dropped. They will argue with prosecutors on Nov. 25 in front of a federal judge over whether the case should proceed.
By: Ardeshir Tabrizian
A former state prison guard shot and killed his brother at a Dallas home on Saturday, drove 18 miles to the Oregon State Penitentiary in Salem and
By: Ardeshir Tabrizian
consulting firm recommends that Salem officials hire two local nonprofit executives to temporarily lead violence reduction efforts. A city report on Wednesday described a large drop in shootings and other violent crime since last year.
By: Ardeshir Tabrizian
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office said Thursday night that a shooting left a man in critical condition in the parking lot of the Silverpark Apartments in Hayesville. The agency did not say if a suspect was arrested and asked the public to share tips about the shooting.
By: Ardeshir Tabrizian
As consultants drew up a plan to reduce violent crime in Salem, local law enforcement agencies tried a new approach in the city's highest-risk areas.
By: Ardeshir Tabrizian
The father of Charley A. Hodges faced his son's killer Wednesday in the Polk County Courthouse.
By: Ardeshir Tabrizian
Salem police said an officer heading to work early Sunday morning saw a group of teenagers and young men assaulting another man on the street in the area of Northeast Market Street and Northeast Hawthorne Avenue. Police arrested the suspects and seized a handgun from a 16-year-old boy.
By: Ardeshir Tabrizian
A Polk County judge has sentenced a West Salem man to probation for having a fake driver’s license and agreed to drop a mail theft charge, with a prison sentence looming if he violates conditions. Brett T. Regimbal, 49, pleaded guilty on Nov. 12 in Polk County Circuit Court to[Read More...]
By: Ardeshir Tabrizian
A consultant's advice on reducing deadly street violence in Salem centers around hiring a manager that city officials are struggling to secure.
After a two-week horse race for an open seat in the Marion County Circuit Court, a near-final ballot count Friday afternoon had Michelle Vlach-Ing ahead of David Carlson by 588 votes. Vlach-Ing's campaign announced on Facebook that Carlson conceded on Wednesday, though he didn’t respond to requests for confirmation.
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