Medford City Council allocated $100,000 from marijuana tax revenue to the Children’s Museum of Southern Oregon for educational programs, benefiting local families and children.

Portland City Councilor Mitch Green proposes a 2% cut to the EMS budget, potentially freeing $1.5 million for urgent community needs without raising taxes.

Portland faces a smog emergency with an air quality advisory issued due to high ozone levels, urging precautions for vulnerable groups and recommending pollution-reducing actions.

I-5 in Portland will be closed overnight for new power line installation by Pacific Power on June 12, from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. Drivers should follow detours and watch for workers.

Voya Financial offers free financial education sessions for Portland city employees in June, including personalized consultations and retirement planning.

Oregon's OHCS is investing in modular homes for affordability, speed, and quality, as seen in a tour of Blazer Industries, which benefits from state funds to enhance production and offer more affordable housing options.

Portland City has agreed to an $8.5 million settlement with 26 Black families displaced from the Albina district by urban renewal projects. The settlement includes financial compensation and land transfers.

Ashland's DMV will close on June 13 for facility work, with services resuming June 16. Alternative locations available in Medford and Grants Pass. Online services also offered.

Two Clackamas County bridge repair specialists shared their work experiences with students at River Mill Elementary School's career day, focusing on job enjoyment and safety.

The Mingus Park Community Building in Coos Bay has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its historic and architectural significance.

Oregon insurance companies have proposed rate increases for 2026, with individual plans rising by 3.9 to 12.9%, and small group plans by 5.1 to 21.5%. Public input is invited until June 20.

Estacada plans a free household hazardous waste drop-off event for June 14, in partnership with the Oregon DEQ, to safely dispose of materials like paints and motor oil.

Clackamas County officials advise people floating down Clackamas River to use PFDs, avoid alcohol, pack out trash, and consider alternative launch points due to limited spaces at popular parks.