Clackamas County Social Services Division has released its future plan for aid to older adults and those with disabilities, seeking public feedback through March 14, 2025.

The Multnomah County DA's office restructured to combine misdemeanor case handling, streamlining the process and assigning a single prosecutor to each case from start to finish.

Oregon's building codes were updated to facilitate the construction of attached, stacked two-family dwellings, easing the development of multi-family units and supporting housing goals.

The Eugene City Council has scheduled work sessions and meetings in February to discuss budget priorities, urban growth, and public space needs, encouraging both in-person and virtual participation.

Nurses at Providence Oregon hospitals reached a tentative deal after a 26-day strike, improving working conditions and pay, but St. Vincent's hospitalists continue striking.

The report shows Portland's zoning changes increased middle housing production, improving affordability with duplexes, triplexes, and other units becoming common.

ODHS OREM announces grant recipients for Oregon's Resilience Hubs and Networks program, with $10 million allocated to 87 organizations for emergency preparedness and resilience.

Clark County Election Office will perform a manual audit of 600 random ballots from the Vancouver School District proposition on February 12 for accuracy verification. Public can observe; last-minute voting registrations are on February 11.

Councilor Morillo is advocating for safety improvements on SE Cesar Chavez Blvd after a recent tragic incident, planning to work with PBOT and the Transportation and Infrastructure committee.

The City Auditor's Office in Portland has adopted new interim HR rules, allowing public comment until March 2, 2025.

The Eugene City Council approved five tax exemptions for low-income housing projects, sustaining 291 affordable units in partnership with local school districts.

The "Clack-A-Mole" TBM completed a ½-mile excavation for a new pipeline in Clackamas County, marking a milestone in the region's infrastructure development.

A house fire in North Bend resulted in the death of 40-year-old Kayla Pagent, despite firefighters' rescue efforts. The fire was caused by an unattended open flame, with no foul play involved.