Oregon's OHCS is investing in modular homes for affordability, speed, and quality, as seen in a tour of Blazer Industries, which benefits from state funds to enhance production and offer more affordable housing options.

Portland's National Weather Service predicts a sunny week with rising temperatures, peaking at 96 degrees on Sunday, followed by a slight cooldown later in the week.

Portland City has agreed to an $8.5 million settlement with 26 Black families displaced from the Albina district by urban renewal projects. The settlement includes financial compensation and land transfers.

Portland's Urban Forestry division will reduce or waive tree permit fees from July 1, 2025, funded by the PCEF, to facilitate easier tree care and support a greener city.

Ashland's DMV will close on June 13 for facility work, with services resuming June 16. Alternative locations available in Medford and Grants Pass. Online services also offered.

Jered Hayward received a 13-year sentence for running an illegal THC and psilocybin manufacturing and distribution enterprise, including asset forfeiture.

Efrain Diaz-Rangel was sentenced to over seven years for his role in a fatal fentanyl overdose in Oregon, with multiple agencies involved in the investigation.

Multnomah County issued proclamations for Men’s Health Month, Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Juneteenth, and Immigrant and Refugee Heritage Month to address social issues and honor diversity.

Commissioner Jones-Dixon calls for East County collaboration on homelessness, reevaluating the Gresham shelter plan to better align with community needs and ensure effective use of resources.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield won a court order to stop the Trump administration's plans to cut AmeriCorps, preserving services worth $400 million and reactivating 750 member roles.

Portland's forecast includes a sunny afternoon at 82°F, increasing warmth over the weekend, and highs near 89°F and 94°F, with a slight cooling next week.

Interstate 84 westbound near Pendleton will have up to 15-minute delays on June 10 for highway striping from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. starting at milepost 238.

District 4 Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon pauses construction on a homeless service facility to consult with the community on the project's direction.