Melanie, a resident of Holly Tree Village, created a food bank named Hollytree Food Harvest to address food insecurity among her community, including seniors and disabled individuals.

The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office reminds football fans to prioritize safe transportation during bowl season, advocating ride-sharing or a designated driver to prevent DUIs.

The SSCC's recent report highlights its efforts to address homelessness in Portland during the week of Dec 22-28, 2025, including shelter referrals, campsite assessments, cleanups, and data on ongoing challenges and services provided.

The Astoria DMV on Marine Drive has reopened after a temporary closure due to flooding, with services now fully available for both in-person and online customers.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office's "Fill the Cruiser Toy Drive" brought holiday joy to over 1,100 children, involving community donations and a festive giveaway event.

Hillsboro announces a variety of development projects for 2026, focusing on community support, water infrastructure, public safety, and connectivity enhancements.

Clackamas County, Oregon, plans to open the state's first all-electric hospital by 2029, aiming for LEED Gold certification and improved patient care.

Yamhill County reminds new pet parents to license their puppies within six months, highlighting an online portal for easy registration and renewals, and a 30-day period for older dog adoptions.

Yamhill County Sheriff's Office celebrates the 4th birthday of K9 Valk, a valuable member of the force with a strong track record in various police duties.

The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office recommends ways to prevent post-holiday theft by properly disposing of gift packaging to avoid attracting thieves.

Portland has resumed using water from Bull Run Watershed after temporary increased turbidity led to a switch to groundwater. The city's infrastructure is being enhanced to address climate-related water quality challenges.

Henry Sakamoto, a prominent figure in Portland's Japanese American community known for contributing cherry trees to the city's waterfront, has died at 98.

The Sellwood Community House in Portland overcame the threat of closure and thrived under community management, eventually gaining ownership of its facility, and reintroduced free youth activities in Sellwood Park.