The City of Portland offers financial support for volunteer-run groups to boost neighborhood projects through the Community Activities Fund, with applications due by May 30, 2025.

Portland's weather includes mostly cloudy skies and a high of 64°F today with increasing rain chances overnight. The week features fluctuating conditions with rain likely towards the weekend.

Washington County EMS introduced a Nurse Navigation Program to connect 9-1-1 callers with nurses for non-critical issues, aiming to improve response efficiency and reduce healthcare costs.

Oregon OSHA and AFL-CIO will host a memorial in Salem on April 28 to honor workers killed on the job in 2024, with officials and advocates speaking at the event.

Clackamas County reminds voters to check and update their voter registration by April 29 for the upcoming Special District Election on May 20. Online registration and updates are available, as well as paper options, with assistance at local offices.

FEMA cancels the BRIC grant program for FY2024 and demands return of unspent funds, impacting emergency preparedness in Oregon and halting numerous infrastructure projects.

Oregon officials recommend a post-Tax Day paycheck checkup using the state's Withholding Calculator to adjust tax deductions and avoid future surprises.

Victim Galen Pixler died following an assault at a care facility; assailant Reynaldo Silva faces potential additional charges after original indictment.

Multnomah County opens 13 new sobering stations at the Coordinated Care Pathway Center, providing 24/7 care for those facing acute intoxication as an alternative to jail or ER visits.

Washington County Board of Commissioners designated May 2025 as Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month to honor AANHPI communities' contributions and resilience.

Medford appoints Debbie Grady as Assistant City Manager, Warren Ng as Economic Development Director, and Michelle King as Planning Director, bringing fresh expertise to the city's leadership.

Oregon's Privacy Unit reports over 250 privacy complaints against DOGE, with legal actions taken to protect personal data handling by various entities, including government agencies and businesses.

Portland police arrested seven people at an illegal "Swing into Easter" street racing event, seizing guns, drugs, and cash, and conducting 37 traffic stops.