P.K. Runkles-Pearson has been appointed as the General Counsel for the City Auditor of Portland, bringing a diverse legal background to support government accountability and ethics.

Portland's weather forecast promises sunny skies, rising temperatures, and calm winds, providing good conditions for outdoor activities this week, including Independence Day celebrations.

Oregon State Treasurer Elizabeth Steiner condemns the federal budget cuts to Medicaid and Food Stamps, predicting dire health and financial consequences for Oregonians and wider economic impacts.

A grand jury cleared Portland Police Officer Young in the fatal shooting of Nicholas Thorn, with the DA's Office set to release the grand jury transcript.

Public Works Director John Vial retires after 30 years, including service in Oregon and Medford, and is lauded for his leadership and community connection.

Governor Tina Kotek has launched the Housing Accountability and Production Office in Oregon to speed up homebuilding and help local governments meet housing goals.

Oregon allocated $2.15 million to strengthen its agricultural infrastructure, benefiting seven projects that enhance food processing, storage, and distribution.

Medford is initiating road and lane closures from June 30th to early July for utility upgrades, including fiber optic installations, which may cause traffic delays and parking issues.

Portland's weather forecast predicts a week of mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures, with highs ranging from 80 to 89 degrees and occasional gusty winds.

A St. Helens man died after his car hit a tree on Highway 20 near Sisters, Oregon. The accident's cause is still unclear, and local authorities are investigating.

Oregon launches the Plastic Pollution and Recycling Modernization Act (RMA) to revamp its recycling system statewide, with improved facilities and a focus on environmental accountability.

After the failure of the Oregon Transportation Reinvestment Package, Portland's PBOT warns of setbacks in road safety and maintenance due to lack of state funds.

Clackamas County introduces new parking fees for parks, with daily and hourly options, and suggests passes for frequent visitors. Camping, picnicking, and events are highlighted, alongside a call for camp host applications.