Washington, Multnomah, and Clackamas counties are implementing a new database by Bitfocus to improve their response to homelessness, emphasizing better data handling for regional solutions.

The tri-county region in Oregon is upgrading its homelessness data management system by partnering with Bitfocus to enhance regional information sharing and service efficiency.

Portland may see more unsanctioned campsites after the City ended a campsite management partnership with ODOT due to funding issues. ODOT will now manage camp removals with reduced service.

Portland's Transportation Bureau announces a bike-friendly block party downtown as part of September's Sunday Parkways, sponsored by Kaiser Permanente.

An Oregon man was arrested near the U.S. Capitol with a vehicle containing weapons including a rifle, handgun, and knives; charges include possession of unregistered firearms and ammo.

Clark County residents face increased fees for marriage licenses and real estate documents due to new Washington State Legislature bills, with funds allocated to social programs.

The Gladstone Health Center Fair in Clackamas County offers families a chance to connect with pediatric health experts on August 8, with activities and health resources.

Oregon authorities provide safety tips for hot weather, advising hydration, light clothing, seeking air-conditioned spaces, using sunscreen, and visiting splash pads to avoid heat-related illnesses.

Attorney General Dan Rayfield and 20 attorneys general sued the Trump Administration over a $6.8 billion education grant freeze, claiming it is unconstitutional and unlawful.

Medford unveils early plans for Creekside Quarter, a mixed-use development with potential stadium, hotel, residences, retail, and office spaces, alongside Bear Creek restoration.

Two Oregon babies suffered lead poisoning from Target's Good & Gather Baby Pea, Zucchini, Kale, Thyme Vegetable Puree, prompting an OHA recall and health advisory.

Search efforts continue for Ralph Sawyer, missing after a mountain biking trip in Mount Hood National Forest. Rescuers employ drones, ATVs, and helicopters in the extensive operation.

The Portland National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for multiple regions, with temperatures potentially hitting 100 degrees. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated.