Fred Meyer and QFC workers in Oregon and Southwest Washington secured a contract with higher wages and better benefits after negotiations and a significant strike.

Clark County invites Mount Vista residents to review and give feedback on three park design concepts at an open house or online, and to vote on the new park's name.

Five local shelters in Portland unite for the Adopt ASAP event to facilitate pet adoptions by reducing fees and addressing the increased strain on animal welfare systems.

Medical staff at two Providence hospitals in Oregon are considering striking over unresolved contract disputes concerning staffing, wages, and benefits. This could be the state's first doctor strike.

Center 50+ is hosting a Harvest Party Volunteer Fair on October 30 in Salem, inviting community members to explore volunteer opportunities with various organizations.

The City of Hillsboro's Winter Lighting has begun, enhancing the downtown area with festive lights to draw the community to local businesses through March.

The Bienestar de la Familia program in Portland aids vulnerable communities with housing, food security, and recovery services, showing positive impact in Multnomah County.

Washington County is updating its Community Participation Organizations and Committee for Community Involvement with new principles to streamline governance and focus on the community, while seeking public input on the changes.

Interim Police Chief Troy Price invites Vancouver residents to a forum on Oct. 30 aimed at fostering transparency in his potential appointment as permanent chief.

OHCS invites Oregon residents to comment on the draft Action Plan Amendment for reallocating $422 million for 2020 wildfire and wind disaster recovery.

Clackamas County will be mailing out property tax statements for the 2024-2025 cycle to roughly 170,000 property owners by October 25, 2024, with up-to-date tax information available online.

Oregon celebrates Community Bank Week from October 21-25, recognizing the role of local banks in the economy and community, providing over 4,800 jobs and supporting small businesses.

A survey in Salem shows residents are divided on property tax hikes for city services, with majorities opposed to the Livability and Public Safety Levies. The City Council will discuss the results for the 2024 budget.