The Portland Police Bureau seeks public input on its directive revision to enhance transparency and community involvement in policing practices. The document and feedback link are available online.

Portland's "Hidden Landmarks of Albina’s Black Community" exhibit showcases the city's Black heritage and aims to preserve Albina neighborhood's history.

Metro is seeking input on transforming Willamette Cove into a nature park and encourages community participation through an online survey until May 10.

Portland offers free pre-approved plans to facilitate the construction of detached ADUs, expediting the permit process.

Multnomah County prepares to open a 24-hour sobering center in September under Chair Jessica Vega Pederson's directive, aiming to offer alternatives to incarceration for drug users, in line with HB 4002.

Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson outlined her administration's plans to address challenges exacerbated by the pandemic, including housing, healthcare, and childcare, in her State of the County address.

Portland launches a hardship fund to help low-income residents with fees for retrieving towed vehicles, covering up to $300 with a $5 surcharge on city tows funding the initiative. Applications must be made within five days of the tow.

Washington County, Oregon proposes a $2.1 billion budget for FY 2024-25, facing a $10 million shortfall and aiming to preserve services while making cuts and modernizing systems.

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.