John Pelissero was a former director, Government Ethics with the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics. Government ethics applies to the processes, behavior, and policy of governments and the public ...

The Crook County principal avoided fees for his for-profit wrestling club for years, the commission claims. Five months after ethics officials found Cylvia Hayes violated Oregon ethics laws, the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A series of recent ethical concerns involving Detroit officials, including City Council President and Mayor-elect Mary Sheffield, ...

Ohio voters finally have a spotlight on entrenched corruption in Ohio’s legislature after an environmental group filed an ethics complaint against a state senator who is cozy with the oil and gas ...

Davina Hurt is director, government ethics and Ann Skeet is senior director, leadership ethics, both at the at the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics. Views are their own. This article, "AI Fuels a ...

Danielle Bethell, a Marion County commissioner running for governor in 2026, faces a pair of state ethics investigations into whether she used her elected position to benefit her son and daughter.

The Oregon Government Ethics Commission found no ethics violations in the case of former University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication Dean Juan-Carlos Molleda. Molleda resigned from his ...

SALEM — The Oregon Government Ethics Commission set a special public meeting for Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 9, to consider violations by Greg Smith. Smith is a Republican representative in the Oregon ...

The Oregon Government Ethics Commission will vote Dec. 12 on a stipulated final order for two Salem city councilors over public meetings violations. The vote would result in a letter of education for ...

STREAMING ON PEACOCK: (Left to right) Councilors Angelita Morillo, Tiffany Koyama Lane, Candace Avalos, Mitch Green, Jamie Dunphy and Sameer Kanal. (Jake Nelson) The Oregon Government Ethics ...

The Oregon Government Ethics Commission dismissed a case against former University of Oregon journalism dean Juan-Carlos Molleda. Molleda resigned after a student newspaper reported his travel ...