Oregon calls for volunteers to help low-income families with tax preparation through VITA and TCE programs, noting many don't claim available tax credits.

Oregon Governor Kotek is heading to South Korea and Japan on a trade mission to bolster the state's economy through improved trade, investment, and tourism.

Portland has added two new overnight shelters with 280 beds to aid individuals in recovery from substance abuse, bringing the city closer to its goal of providing additional shelter spaces by year-end.

E Mortgage Capital faces a $669,000 fine for unlicensed lending activities after a multi-state investigation by Oregon, Hawaii, Idaho, and Texas regulators.

The DEA's 29th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day offers a safe way to dispose of unwanted medicines on October 25, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Governor Kotek seeks a new Union County Justice Court judge following Judge Rick Dall's resignation announcement for February 2026. Applications are due via email by November 19, 2025. A merit-based selection encouraging diversity is emphasized.

Portland opens two new overnight shelters for individuals in recovery, adding 280 beds to the city's resources, with a sober entry policy and comprehensive support services.

Christine Drazan was appointed to the Oregon Senate District 26, succeeding Daniel Bonham. Senate Republican Leader Bruce Starr praised her leadership and commitment to Oregon families.

Portland faces a week of showers and possible thunderstorms, with high chances of precipitation and gusty winds, according to the National Weather Service.

The DEA's 29th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day offers free disposal of unused medications at various locations to prevent misuse and promote safety.

Kitchen Culture in Portland is a consignment store where people can buy or sell kitchenware, attend cooking classes, and engage in food-related community events.

Portland City Council has adopted the updated Portland Urban Forest Plan, focusing on tree canopy expansion, especially in under-greened areas, promoting lower tree care costs, and updating city regulations to enhance urban forestry.

Portland invites artists to submit proposals for CityFleet public art projects on Swan Island, with a total budget of $300,000, as part of the Percent for Art Program. Applications are due by November 24.