Portland's Housing and Homelessness Committee member Angelita Morillo plans to address AI's impact on rental prices by proposing a ban on AI rental price fixing.

Portland's Water Bureau and BES directors are retiring, with Quisha Light and Ting Lu as acting directors. The city is promoting the One Water initiative and will unify bureau leadership roles.

Governor Tina Kotek pauses referrals of Oregon wildfire map appeals to allow the legislative session to address concerns and possibly avoid legal costs for Oregonians. Appeals can still be made to the Department of Forestry until March 10.

Oregon celebrates 166 years of statehood, highlighting its natural wonders like Crater Lake and the Painted Hills. Medford commemorates the occasion as it nears its own 140th anniversary.

Providence Health warns its striking nurses of losing health insurance if the strike continues past the end of the month, as the dispute over work conditions persists.

Portland releases new and revised building guidelines, offering alternative compliance solutions for construction and seismic improvements, including information on helical piles, push piers, and stormwater facilities.

Motorcyclist Richard L. Headley, 36, died in a Portland traffic crash, with alcohol and speed as potential factors, according to the Portland Police Bureau.

The Oregon DFR recovered nearly $9 million for consumers in financial or insurance disputes in 2024, with approximately $2 million in the fourth quarter alone.

Portland City Councilor Avalos addresses PSU labor negotiations, emphasizing support for the faculty and urging fair resolution. She stands against layoffs, advocating for fair wages and inclusion.

The 2025-2026 Oregon Blue Book with cover art showcasing the state's natural beauty and a comet is now available, offering information on Oregon's government, history, and culture.

Multnomah County opens additional shelters in response to severe weather, ensuring transportation and assistance for those in need including persons with disabilities and pets.

Oregon State Parks Commission to meet online on February 25; executive session closed, business meeting open to public. Registration to speak due by February 24.

A cat in Oregon caught the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H5N1) after contact with wild birds, leading to warnings for pet owners to take precautions.