Portland residents have shared their insights on City Council restructuring, emphasizing the need for accessibility and community-focused representatives. Feedback will inform draft recommendations due this summer.

Clackamas County prepares for a public hearing on its Child Care Scholarship project, which has aided at least 75 low to moderate-income families, to gather community feedback.

April is recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, where the Portland Police Bureau and local groups focus on preventing sexual violence, supporting survivors, and promoting consent.

Portland is celebrating National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, honoring 911 call takers and dispatchers for their crucial role in emergency responses.

Portland will recognize International Noise Awareness Day on April 24 to address and mitigate noise pollution-related health issues like stress and sleep disruption.

Clark County is hosting a resource fair on April 27 at Education Service District 112 to aid young adults with disabilities in transitioning to adulthood, offering free lunch and various supportive resources.

Washington County Sheriff's Office is seeking part-time reserve deputies to assist in law enforcement and community events, providing full training and equipment.

Clackamas County has allocated $7.2 million in grants to local cities to address homelessness, funding diverse initiatives tailored to each city's needs.

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Portland community leaders are rallying against anti-Asian violence and supporting 73-year-old Xinmin Liang, a recent victim, demanding safer streets for all.

The Portland OVP's March newsletter details efforts and programs like the Community Healing Initiative and Trauma Response Program aimed at reducing violence.

The Hillsboro Public Library hosted a naturalization ceremony for 38 new U.S. citizens from 23 countries, in an event supported by the city and USCIS.

Portland offers free workshops for residents to learn de-escalation and anti-racist practices, aiming to foster a socially equitable community with mentorship opportunities.