Oregon Governor Tina Kotek declared a state of emergency in Harney County due to an ongoing drought, enabling relief efforts for the community affected by persistent water scarcity.

Oregon's Environmental Quality Commission adopted the Climate Protection Program, aiming to cut greenhouse gas emissions by half by 2035 and by 90% by 2050. The program includes emissions caps and community-led projects.

The Oregon DCBS will hold a public hearing on prescription drug prices, accessible in person and via Zoom, to increase transparency and gather public experiences.

The SW 3rd & Alder SmartPark garage in Portland has reopened, offering over 400 parking spaces and first-floor retail spaces to support downtown revitalization and holiday shopping.

Five males attacked a man in Salem; two adults and three teens were arrested after a police officer interrupted the assault, and a gun was seized from their vehicle.

Washington County and Beaverton opened a new shelter to aid the homeless, providing beds, meals, and transition support toward stable housing. It is part of a larger effort to increase regional shelter capacity.

The derelict former Gordon's Fireplace Shop in Portland is set for a December auction with a starting bid of $225,000, following past neighborhood grievances and police calls.

Portland begins towing parked cars during their Leaf Day removal program to prevent street flooding and ensure thorough cleanup, with enforcement in selected neighborhoods until December 21.

A man stole an Elephants Delicatessen truck with an employee inside, who escaped with minor injuries. The truck was tracked down, and the suspect was arrested after a pursuit and faces several charges.

Portland is forecasted to experience heavy rain and potential thunderstorms, with flood risks increasing mid-week as rivers may rise. The NWS warns of significant precipitation, advising residents to stay informed on conditions.

Dr. Lisa Reynolds was unanimously appointed to Oregon Senate District 17, filling the seat after Elizabeth Steiner became State Treasurer. Her focus is on child welfare and health issues.

The H-4 Hercules, known as the "Spruce Goose," has been relisted in the National Register of Historic Places and is displayed at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum.

Multnomah County's new deflection program diverted 91 individuals into addiction treatment in its first two months, exceeding early expectations for the newly enacted system.