Portland's Bureau of Development Services approved a design review for a new development at 127 NW 6th Ave, signaling progress in the Old Town area's revitalization efforts.

Oregon residents face potential electric bill spikes with PGE proposing a 7.4% rate increase for 2025, adding to a prior 17% hike in 2024. The increases aim to fund infrastructure and cover costs. Public input is considered in the approval process.

Kari Hayter is set to become Gilliam County Justice of the Peace in June 2024, as announced by Oregon Governor Tina Kotek. Previously the City Recorder of Arlington, Hayter has a background in public service and finance.

Portland updates its Fraud Hotline for increased transparency, seeking public input on proposed changes to better define fraud, waste, and abuse, and align with the city's new government structure.

Portland has issued a final notice for the retrieval of a Seaswirl Boat by April 5, 2024, before its scheduled destruction on April 8, 2024, due to neglect.

Oregon's Legislature passed a $376 million housing package to tackle housing and homelessness, with Gov. Kotek's approval pending. The initiative includes funding for infrastructure and affordable housing projects.

Shane M. McKeever faces Manslaughter and Reckless Driving charges after a deadly crash in Portland's Buckman neighborhood, amidst gunfire. Police urge witnesses to come forward.

The Technology Association of Oregon has updated its branding to reflect its expanded role and focus on education, policy, and community engagement in the tech industry.

Exotic dancer Liv Osthus, known as Viva Las Vegas, is running for Portland mayor, planning to address crime, homelessness, and drug issues through community and arts.

The deadline for Multnomah County and Metro political candidate filing is March 12, with the primary election on May 21. Voters are reminded to register by April 30 and mail ballots will be sent starting May 1.

Portland's Saturday Market marks its 50th anniversary with celebratory events, remaining a vibrant hub for local handcrafted goods.

PBOT has launched "Pothole March Madness," a two-week push to repair Portland's winter-damaged streets, following the filling of nearly 3,000 potholes post-January storms.

Passengers sue Boeing and Alaska Airlines for $1 billion following a frightful incident on Flight 1282 due to a door plug failure causing cabin depressurization.