Maxine Bernstein is a Staff Writer at The Oregonian. She covers law enforcement and federal court, focusing on crime, social issues, and legal affairs, including high-profile topics such as kidnapping and murder. Maxine's work has been featured in various publications, including The Spokesman-Review, The Seattle Times, and KGW-TV.
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Maxine Bernstein's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and political issues, as well as crime-related topics in Oregon. Her article titles indicate that she covers evolving stories, breaking news, legal policy regulation, and government announcements related to these themes.
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By: Maxine Bernstein
A Redmond man has been sentenced to two years in federal prison for stealing another person’s Social Security number and using it to open more than 30 bank and credit card accounts while also evading payments on a $1.1 million tax debt.
By: Maxine Bernstein
Jennifer Shatzer found her 23-year-old son unconscious in a bedroom of their Lake Oswego home just days after Thanksgiving in 2022. His half-eaten lunch from McDonald’s was nearby. Also …
By: Maxine Bernstein
A Redmond man has been sentenced to two years in federal prison for stealing another’s Social Security number and using it to open more than 30 bank and credit card
By: Maxine Bernstein
| Excessive force claims against two Lane County sheriff's deputies stemming from the 2020 death in custody of Landon J.
By: Maxine Bernstein
The two-car crash occurred on Highway 20 when a westbound SUV attempted to turn left onto Highway 22, state police said.
By: Maxine Bernstein
A house cat in Washington County contracted bird flu and died after eating Northwest Naturals raw frozen pet food, according to the Oregon Department of Agriculture.
By: Maxine Bernstein
A 58-year-old man is accused of driving under the influence of intoxicants and crossing the center line of Northeast Lombard Street on Nov. 28.
By: Maxine Bernstein
| A car that failed to navigate a turn in Northeast Portland crashed into the front of a home in the city's Sullivan Gulch neighborhood on Christmas Eve.
By: Maxine Bernstein
Matthew G. Greer, 43, was lying on a Portland sidewalk in handcuffs when he became unresponsive and stopped breathing.
By: Maxine Bernstein
The line of people curled around the back of the Portland Art Museum on Wednesday, waiting to get out of the rain for a hot meal on Christmas Day.
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