Union Gospel Mission opened Angela's House in Portland, a new facility tripling their capacity to serve women and children facing homelessness, addiction, and abuse.

A new convenience store with a gas station is being constructed at 2001 Broadway in North Bend, offering local residents access to retail goods, fast food, and fuel services.

The Gateway Fred Meyer in East Portland has closed, impacting residents and local development plans, amidst wider retail industry struggles. The community is seeking ways to adapt and revitalize the area.

Portland Police Bureau released videos to reassure the community that they do not enforce federal immigration laws and wish to build trust with all residents regardless of immigration status.

Multnomah County successfully tested its Wireless Emergency Alert System, reaching 91% of residents within the county and identifying areas for improvement.

Oregon's educational savings plan is now called "Embark," expanding its identity to include a variety of post-secondary paths, not just traditional colleges.

Washington County appraisers will visit homes for reappraisals to maintain accurate property records and values. Residents can reach out to the county for information on the process.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office is seeking public feedback on its draft policy on bias-based policing, with a 30-day review period for community input.

Oregon DEQ fined Stella-Jones Corp. $1 million for environmental violations, including water quality and hazardous waste issues, requiring operational improvements and additional monitoring.

Eugene City Council September calendar offers sessions for local involvement, including work sessions, official meetings, and public hearings, with options for in-person or virtual attendance.

Eugene City Council invites residents to participate in work sessions, meetings, and public hearings to voice their concerns and opinions on local issues, offering multiple platforms for engagement.

Oregon reflects on the 5th anniversary of the Labor Day fires that necessitated extensive recovery efforts and prompted state-wide resilience improvements.

Albina One opens in Portland, a new affordable housing development aimed at restoring the historic Black neighborhood and bringing back families displaced by past urban renewal policies.