The Oregon Parks Commission plans a virtual meeting on Nov 19 for property and legal issues, followed by a public session for comments on policy changes.

Portland, Oregon, forecast by the NWS predicts persistent rain and gusty winds with 100% chance of precipitation; thunderstorms possible overnight, and showers continuing into Friday, with a slight weekend improvement.

Medford's SPAC to review the proposed Haya Park development, potentially adding 500 housing units across 26 buildings, pending traffic impact analysis and public hearing outcomes.

Polls closed for the November 4, 2025 Special Election in select Clackamas County regions, with local issues on the ballot. Voter service centers provided assistance, and results are to be posted after the 8 p.m. deadline.

Portland Police monitored a protest in South Waterfront; one man was arrested and charged with various offenses, including firearm possession. No other arrests reported. PPB uses social media for updates and focuses on public safety, not immigration.

Portland is experiencing steady rain and occasional thunderstorms with temperatures around 52°F, continuing through the week with 100% chance of precipitation and high winds.

Oregon's coastal communities to gain 132 affordable homes funded by the MIRL program, a zero-interest loan initiative. Governor Kotek's effort addresses the housing crisis for moderate-income families.

Portland's weather forecast by the National Weather Service predicts a series of wet and cloudy days with high chances of rain and gusty winds, and only brief respite on Sunday.

Oregon Gov. Kotek supports food banks with $5M amid a federal failure to provide food aid, as 757,000 residents risk losing SNAP benefits. Senate Democrats praise the effort, urging federal action. Community volunteers step up as the issue persists.

The Stark Street Bridge in Multnomah County was closed due to a semi-truck crash, causing commuter disruptions and highlighting infrastructure concerns.

Oregon's new Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan for 2025-30, approved by FEMA, aims to proactively decrease risks from natural disasters like wildfires and earthquakes. The comprehensive strategy involves state-wide efforts and community input.

The Oregon DFR warns of financial scammers impersonating officials to steal funds, highlighting the use of advanced tech like AI for fake videos and voice cloning.

Oregon DOJ places the care agency Rever Grand on probation for Medicaid fraud; defendants face multiple charges but the company, under new ownership, continues services with monitoring.