Washington County celebrates the completion of road and safety improvements on Tualatin-Sherwood and Roy Rogers Roads, enhancing traffic flow and infrastructure.

Silvia Tanner appointed to Oregon Environmental Quality Commission, bringing expertise in sustainable energy and environmental justice to policymaking.

Oregon's AG announces win in lawsuit against Trump-era immigration conditions on crime victim grants, ensuring $1.4 billion in aid without such stipulations.

The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory for Portland and surrounding regions, cautioning low visibility and hazardous driving conditions.

The Banfield Freeway in Portland has reopened after a serious crash investigation by local authorities. An involved driver was arrested and may face charges; the PPB seeks witness information.

Oregon's food supply chain is strengthened by a $755,077 grant for a grain milling project at Northwest Mills, enhancing storage and distribution at Coyote Business Park.

Oregon's Administrative Services corrected the 2026 rent stabilization rates: 6% for larger facilities (>30 spaces) and 9.5% for smaller ones (≤30 spaces or ORS 90.323 tenancies).

The Oregon DAS set the rent increase limit at 6% for large facilities and 9.5% for smaller properties for 2026, drawing from a statutory formula involving the CPI.

A truck hit an overpass on N.E. 223rd Avenue, causing traffic delays and road closures, with authorities advising detours and expecting prolonged disruptions.

Portland's airport hosted the MCSO Honor Guard's salute to veterans returning from an Honor Flight to D.C., sponsored by the South Willamette Valley Honor Flight network, where they visited war memorials and museums.

Oregon's DOJ creates an Economic Justice Section to double down on protecting residents against unfair practices, focusing on economic justice for consumers and working families without additional tax burden.

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson paused extended evening parking meter hours to support downtown businesses and the city's evening economy, responding to community feedback.

Multnomah County's Climate Justice Plan moves towards action, addressing health impacts and aiding vulnerable groups, with community collaboration and budget considerations highlighted.