The Oregon National Guard has renovated the W.D. Jackson Armory in Portland. A ceremony on April 4 will mark its completion with officials attending. The $9.4M project includes infrastructure upgrades and will extend the facility's life by 25 years.

Clark County starts pedestrian pathway upgrades in April to enhance ADA compliance with work planned through fall/winter of 2025/2026, affecting weekday travel.

Oregon is considering House Bill 2258 to streamline the housing construction process with pre-approved building plans, aiming to tackle the housing affordability crisis and reduce red tape.

Oregon launches Food Waste Prevention Week with events focusing on reducing waste, including workshops, challenges, and a sustainable "Bread to Tap" beer event.

Judge grants preliminary injunction against mass firings of federal probationary employees in a case involving Attorney General Dan Rayfield and a coalition of attorneys general.

The USDA has approved a waiver for Oregon, extending the SNAP benefit replacement request period to April 15, 2025, due to recent floods and power outages.

Oregon Treasurer Steiner advocates for HB 2200-1 to protect the state's retirement fund from climate change risks, emphasizing alignment with climate-positive investments.

The Oregon Department of Revenue notes that while tax filing is slightly ahead of last year, over 1 million residents still need to file before April 15, and e-filing is recommended.

Portland's City Hall celebrated Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31, 2025, with Mayor Keith Wilson and the city's Queer Alliance supporting the LGBTQ+ community.

A man was arrested by the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office after a domestic violence incident and fleeing the scene, with deputies later securing weapons from the home.

Martha overcame homelessness with help from Washington County's Supportive Housing Services, becoming a tenant and creating a home filled with her art.

Paul Clay Jr., 49, has been indicted on charges including first-degree rape and assault, stemming from a pattern of targeting and abusing vulnerable women.

Clark County residents can expect to receive ballots for the Special Election on April 22, with the Elections Office offering resources and assistance online, by phone, and in person for registration and voting.