Kaiser Permanente introduces a Member Rewards program offering up to $150 for engaging in health-focused activities to encourage healthier lifestyles.

Portland's Safe Blocks partnered with local organizations for a resource fair at Dawson Park, providing community services and making a significant announcement by Cascadia Behavioral Health about access to hygiene facilities.

Clackamas County invites the public to shape its Transportation System Plan through an online survey and meetings, with the goal of enhancing mobility by 2045.

The Grants Evaluation Panel will meet virtually on January 14, 2026, to review Strong Libraries LSTA Mini Grant applications, with public attendance welcome.

The article outlines a public hearing for the proposed rules of Oregon's Motor Voter program, stressing the importance of public input in enhancing the system's accuracy and inclusivity.

Hillsboro reflects on a year of strategic growth, community development, and infrastructure improvements, including a new dual-sport training facility.

Fire Station 5 in Southwest Portland upholds emergency response and community engagement, housing Engine 5 and Rescue 99, and has pioneered the paramedic engine concept in the city.

A driver was rescued and cited for DUII after his car plunged into a creek in Troutdale; he was saved via high-angle rope rescue and only had minor injuries.

Multnomah County Sheriff's Office celebrates their deputies’ commitment to service, highlighting diverse backgrounds and the importance of small acts, like changing a tire, that build community trust.

James Han is suing TriMet for $415,000, claiming he was assaulted by contracted security guards on a MAX train, resulting in a lawsuit filed for battery, assault, and negligence.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office pledges on Facebook to enhance trust and safety in their community in 2026, amidst some public skepticism based on past events.

The Brookings, Oregon DMV is closed due to staffing issues, with alternatives available in Coos Bay and Grants Pass. Residents are advised to use DMV2U online for services.

Central Pierce Fire & Rescue shared their 2025 accomplishments on Facebook, including handling over 45,500 emergency calls and merging with other fire departments. They also hosted 250 events and educated 9,500 students on safety.