Government
Newberg City Council Approves 8.6% Waste Management Rate Increase
The Newberg City Council voted 4-2 on May 19 to approve an 8.6% rate increase proposed by Waste Management. The…
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City Council
City Council Recap, May 19, 2025
The Newberg City Council discussed proposed town beautification, changes to city’s municipal codes, a rate increase, and the city’s investment…
Government
May 20 Special Election Recap: Voter Turnout Up, New Leaders Elected
Unofficial results from the May 20 special election show new board members elected to CPRD, school, and fire districts across…
City Council
Newberg City Council Recap | April 21, 2025
Newberg City Council proclaimed a Day of Prayer, reviewed city operations, heard local program updates, and approved downtown beautification and…
Government
Newberg-Dundee May 20 Special Election Ballots Mailed
Ballots mailed for May 20 special election in Newberg-Dundee. Voters will decide school, parks, fire district, and PCC board positions.
Chehalem Parks and Recreation District (CPRD)
Bonnie Benedict Preschool Faces Uncertain Future
Bonnie Benedict Preschool may close this summer due to low enrollment and an aging facility, prompting community concern ahead of…
Chehalem Parks and Recreation District (CPRD)
CPRD Board to Review $24.57 Million Proposed Budget for 2025-26
CPRD proposes a $24.57M budget for 2024–25, funding parks, trails, and facilities. Public input invited at April 8 budget committee…
Newberg-Dundee Police Department (NDPD)
April Patrols Aim to Curb Distracted Driving in Newberg and Dundee
Newberg-Dundee police step up distracted driving enforcement in April, focusing on high-risk areas with help from a $7,000 state safety…
Government
City of Newberg Launches New Website
The City of Newberg unveiled a modernized website designed to improve communication and transparency with citizens.
Red Light Cameras
Newberg Terminates Traffic Camera Contract Over Delays, Data Errors
Newberg terminates traffic camera contract with Elovate over delays, faulty citation data, and system failures. City officials now consider next…