Oregon Victim Service Programs Face Devastating Cuts, Clackamas County DA Calls for Emergency Legislative Action
Victim service programs in Oregon face drastic cuts in federal funding, which may lead to a reduction in services for crime victims. The situation requires urgent legislative action to prevent further negative impacts on victim support systems.
Oregon's Transportation in Jeopardy as ODOT Faces Major Cuts, Governor Kotek Proposes $620M Funding Measure
Oregon Department of Transportation faces a severe budget crisis, risking safety and maintenance while contemplating massive layoffs. Governor Kotek proposed a stopgap measure raising $620 million to mitigate the impact.
Portland Extends Pay-to-Park Hours Downtown and Introduces "5 after 5" Rule Amid Post-Pandemic Revival
Portland extends pay-to-park hours to 10 p.m. in several districts starting September 2; introduces "5 after 5" parking rule and discounted on-street parking passes for downtown low-income residents.












