Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson is set to give her 2024 State of the County address, focusing on responses to homelessness, the opioid crisis, and public health.

Portland International Airport is reinstating its famous 1988 teal carpet in the new terminal, reflecting local culture and prompting traveler excitement.

The 18th Annual 82nd Avenue of Roses Parade is set to take place in Southeast Portland on April 27, inviting the community to enjoy floats and festivities.

Multnomah County community plans an interfaith vigil on April 28 to honor youth affected by violence, coinciding with National Youth Violence Prevention Week.

Jessica Vega Pederson has presented a $3.96 billion budget for Multnomah County for FY 2024-25, featuring increases for homelessness and substance recovery efforts.

Clackamas County celebrates local volunteers during National Volunteer Week, highlighting the dedication and impact of community members who provide essential services without pay.

Clackamas Community College offers free stargazing nights with guidance from Rose City Astronomers, featuring a 24-inch telescope. The events cater to all and require no registration.

Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson has nominated Denise Peña, a 25-year veteran of the Department of Community Justice, as its new director, pending a Board vote.

Mt. Tabor Park in Portland has been selected as a 2024 Leave No Trace Spotlight site for its environmental significance and to promote conservation efforts.

Portland State University study indicates motels and village shelters more effective than other shelters for long-term housing stability in homeless populations.

PBOT is offering free compost from collected leaves to Portland residents from April 20-22 at Sunderland Yard, while supplies last, with self-serve options for those who bring bags and shovels.

Portland Police Chief Bob Day reflects on his career and personal losses in a new "Talking Beat" podcast episode, discussing his vision for the PPB amid calls for reform.

The Portland Housing Bureau is set to release new funding for affordable housing through its "Last Gap Round 2" initiative at the end of April, targeting ready-to-go development projects.