Counties prepare to fill Oregon House District 34 seat on January 15, following Rep. Lisa Reynolds' resignation. Three Democratic nominees are shortlisted, with public and written comments being accepted.

Tigard's City Council advances the "Building a Better Tigard" plan by partnering with Otak, Inc. to oversee the creation of a new joint facility for Police and Public Works.

Tigard's City Council expanded to seven members, inducting Dr. Faraz Ghoddusi and Heather Robbins, emphasizing healthcare expertise and community welfare.

Cryptosporidium has been detected in Portland's drinking water source, with no immediate health precautions needed but heightened concern for the immunocompromised.

The Clark County Composter Recycler program is offering free certification training to educate residents on sustainable living, including composting and recycling. Classes start January 29, on Wednesday evenings.

A new shelter for women will open in Portland's Old Town on Tuesday, providing 52 beds at the Salvation Army Female Emergency Shelter, in line with Mayor Keith Wilson's homelessness solution plan.

Gresham Police seek public help to find a hit-and-run driver who killed Ryan Winchester at the intersection of NE Burnside Road and NE Cleveland Avenue.

Erin Nicole Thornton, reported missing from Fairview, was found safe. Concerns were heightened as she needed medication. The search involved community efforts and highlighted Oregon's need for better mental health resources.

A train trestle collapsed in Corvallis, causing a derailment and environmental concerns as urea spilled into Mary's River. No injuries reported; investigation and response ongoing.

Portland police arrested 40-year-old James S. Fischel, a graffiti suspect known as 'GIMER', for criminal mischief and confiscated over 1,500 cans of spray paint.

The article announces the upcoming swearing-in ceremony for newly elected officials in Clark County, open to the public, at the County Council hearing room.

Dan Rayfield was sworn in as Oregon’s 18th attorney general, prioritizing child support, community safety, and protection for seniors and families. He succeeds Ellen Rosenblum, focusing on victims' support and upholding state laws and values.

A 15-year-old boy in Northeast Portland was arrested with a loaded rifle; he was in breach of probation and now faces firearm possession charges. No injuries were reported.