Keith Stahley resigned as Salem's City Manager on February 10, with an $255,000 severance package, after talks of a possible public process for his ousting. Interim replacement Krishna Namburi will ensure continuity.

Portland's Winter Light Festival adds color to city plazas, featuring installations like Nautilus Deep Sea and events including a dynamic light show at PSU.

Portland closes City Hall due to severe weather; warming shelters expanded and free transport offered for those in need. TriMet won't turn away anyone heading to shelters.

The City of Portland's ProjectDox will be upgraded from February 21-24, causing a temporary service disruption for permit management and document submission.

Multnomah County advises parents to utilize catch-up vaccination clinics before the school exclusion day, emphasizing the final clinic at McDaniel High School.

OHCS funds over 500 affordable homes in Oregon, allocating $141.3 million in bond funding to developments in Marion and Multnomah counties, benefiting low-income families.

Adele Atwood of Cascadia Health supports Portland's homeless through personalized street outreach, offering resources and trust to aid their transition to stability.

Multnomah County opens severe weather shelters due to a cold wave, ensuring that no one, including pets and people with disabilities, will be turned away. A state of emergency has been declared.

Oregon nurses from seven Providence hospitals voted decisively to reject a tentative deal, with ONA emphasizing their commitment to better conditions and ongoing dispute.

The article describes the City African American Network's message for Black History Month, emphasizing the need to honor Black contributions, confront inequality, and actively work towards an inclusive future.

Portland is initiating a multi-faceted plan to tackle homelessness, involving various shelter models and services provided by community organizations.

Clackamas County Social Services Division has released its future plan for aid to older adults and those with disabilities, seeking public feedback through March 14, 2025.

Portland avoided a strike by reaching tentative agreements with DCTU and AFSCME, providing increased wages and benefits for city workers after extensive negotiations.