Tigard and Washington County completed a pedestrian safety project on Hall Boulevard, adding RRFBs, bike lanes, sidewalks, and ADA-compliant curb ramps to enhance safety.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek announced the demobilization of the state's National Guard troops, ending a deployment ordered by former President Trump. The troops are to complete demobilization activities at Fort Bliss, Texas, before returning home.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek confirmed the return of the state's National Guard from active duty, criticizing the Trump Administration for extending their deployment.

Portland Police identified Stephen W. Hicks as the fatality in a Powellhurst-Gilbert traffic collision; both parties wore helmets, impairment not a factor.

Dan Rayfield, Oregon's AG, appoints Paul Smith as Solicitor General and Jeff Howes as Chief Counsel of the Criminal Justice Division, highlighting their extensive legal experience and past achievements.

The article outlines a public hearing for the proposed rules of Oregon's Motor Voter program, stressing the importance of public input in enhancing the system's accuracy and inclusivity.

In her first year, Oregon Treasurer Steiner led the OST to return $60 million in unclaimed property, save taxpayers $100 million through bonds, and advance the Climate Resilience Investment Act. The state funds demonstrated strong returns.

Portland City Archives and Don't Shoot PDX launch "Portland in Black," an event series for preserving the city's black community history, with workshops throughout 2026.

TriMet faces a $300 million budget shortfall and seeks public input on proposed transit service cuts in Washington County, including changes to lines 76, 20, 45, 37, 96, and the LIFT Paratransit program.

The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office is recruiting volunteers for its Enforcement Reserve Program, offering training and the chance to work with full-time deputies.

A woman was arrested for a 2023 hit-and-run that killed a Tigard mother after a tip helped police find the vehicle and further evidence led to the identification of the driver.

Portland Water Bureau reports low levels of Cryptosporidium in the drinking water from Bull Run Watershed, with no immediate action needed for residents but cautions immunocompromised individuals.

Portland is transitioning the management of Portland'5 Centers for the Arts from Metro to city leadership over an 18-month period to improve management structure.