Governor Kotek and Mayor Wilson announced actions to increase multifamily housing in Portland, aiming to speed up the permit process and convert office spaces into homes while aligning with housing production goals.

Oregon's OEM urges residents to actively prepare for wildfires, offering resources on their website for creating evacuation plans and go-kits, and encourages signing up for emergency alerts.

Estacada man arrested with the largest drug seizure in MCSO history, including 278 lbs of methamphetamine and 2 lbs of cocaine, after a joint FBI task force operation and subsequent house search that found firearms.

Pierre, once homeless in Tigard, Oregon, became a CNA with the help of housing programs, a shelter, and IRCO, achieving stability and reuniting with his children.

Portland Police request public aid in identifying a suspect in an April 24 assault, where a woman was attacked with racial undertones. The male suspect is a 30-40-year-old Black male, about 200 lbs.

Clackamas County Clerk Catherine McMullen has expanded access to marriage license and passport services with walk-in availability on Wednesdays, accommodating increased demand during travel and wedding season.

Eugene Human Rights Commission seeks nominations for its Leadership Awards to honor local human rights champions; event and panel scheduled for June 22.

Oregon unveils its 2025-28 Homeland Security Strategy to enhance preparedness for natural and manmade threats, focusing on intelligence, infrastructure, counterterrorism, medical readiness, and all-hazards preparedness.

Eugene's Urban Renewal Agency seeks developers for the North Butterfly Lot project to enhance downtown with housing and contribute to the district's revitalization.

Multnomah County has opened the Fernhill Health Center in the Cully neighborhood to provide expanded health services, featuring a pharmacy, dental services, and healthcare career training.

Oregon's Department of Veterans’ Affairs partners with Coquille Indian Tribe to improve tribal veterans' access to benefits, including appointing a Tribal Veterans Service Officer.

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson proclaims May 2025 as a celebration month for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities in recognition of their contributions to the city.

A Mosier brush fire has been contained, evacuation levels downgraded, with nearly 3 acres affected. Early detection and wet conditions aided containment, and new fire season concerns rise.