Approximately 100 people gathered in Portland to protest Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech to the U.S. Congress, alongside wider national dissent.

The Lane County Fair is increasing its security measures, adding metal detectors and enforcement presence, to ensure safety after past violent incidents.

PBOT seeks new members for its Bicycle Advisory Committee, providing recommendations on bike issues. There are seven openings for a two-year term, with diverse applicants encouraged to apply by August 18, 2024.

A power outage in Northeast Portland left over 3,000 residents without electricity early Monday morning, with repairs and cause investigation underway by Pacific Power.

Portland's Pride Festival featured a booth by city officials to educate attendees on ranked-choice voting and the Nov. 5 election, including a mock election for participants to rank Drag Queens and Kings.

Portland's Pride parade, despite rain, drew thousands to celebrate diversity. Headlined by Jinkx Monsoon, the event was a testament to identity and freedom, amid the backdrop of Biden's exit from the 2024 election.

Portland officials and the community started construction of Darcelle XV Plaza, a space dedicated to the legacy of the late drag queen Darcelle XV, which aims to bring joy and gather people together.

Multnomah County is planning to open a drug deflection center as mandated by Oregon's House Bill 4002, amidst community concerns over services and impact on local safety. Critics highlight the rushed opening and lack of clear operational details.

The Oregon DHS and ODE offer a Summer EBT program, providing $120 per child for groceries. Families must apply soon to receive these benefits intended to reduce child hunger.

Multnomah County's Homeless Mobile Intake Team, serving aging and disabled homeless people, received the USAging’s Aging Innovations Award for its on-street services, helping clients transition to stable housing.

Clackamas County invites public feedback on its Walk-Bike plan, listing 200 initiatives to improve pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, with a comment period open until August 15th.

Eugene, Oregon's recent heatwave drove electricity demand near summer records, with usage peaking due to air conditioning and electric vehicle charging. EWEB seeks new energy sources to avoid future blackouts.

Portland Police Bureau and OHSU release a video emphasizing the importance of appropriate car safety seats for children, addressing Oregon's car seat laws and the danger of counterfeit car seats online.