AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMedicaid Transparency Push: California lawmakers want to revive a law naming big employers whose workers are on Medi-Cal as new Medicaid work requirements loom—Oregon’s similar proposal previously stalled. Oregon Courts & Housing: A developer is appealing a Lake Oswego wetlands/drainage dismissal tied to the Oswego Reserve project, seeking $8 million. Public Health & Access: A new study says Oregon is a national leader in hormone treatment and transgender surgeries for minors, sparking renewed debate over “medically necessary” care. Wildfire Smoke Uncertainty: Smoke impacts across the Northwest remain fluid, with air quality concerns affecting daily life and tourism. Oregon Conservation Funding: A federal restoration fund that helped pay for Oregon and California public-lands repairs has expired, putting major infrastructure projects in limbo. Data Privacy: Chick-fil-A confirmed a credential-stuffing breach of Chick-fil-A One accounts, potentially exposing names, emails, and partial payment details. Retirement Tax Fight: Wyden and Neal reintroduce a bill to curb tax breaks for very large retirement accounts, targeting balances above $10 million. Local Government: Pendleton swore in a new councilor and moved to renew the city manager contract with a pay raise and expanded benefits.
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