Altura Apartments open in Washington County, aiming to ease the strain of high living costs with 75 new, affordable units and supportive services for residents, including Lisa, a mother of five, who achieved stability through county programs.

The Portland Police Bureau reclaimed a home taken over by criminals while the owner was away, arresting nine and seizing drugs, a gun, and stolen items.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signs bills funding summer learning to boost literacy and academic performance, with bipartisan support and a focus on evidence-based programs.

Jeremiah Allen Morgan was indicted for multiple counts of commercial burglary, relating to a string of over 100 targeted Portland area businesses. The ongoing investigation identifies him as part of a larger organized crime ring.

Estacada received an EPA WATERS award for effectively using funds to replace its 1963 wastewater treatment plant, promoting water quality and infrastructure resilience.

Oregon officials and residents are challenging President Trump's federal policies, including tariffs, that they say harm the state. The state has passed consumer protection bills and encourages activism against these policies.

Clackamas County prepares to celebrate National Public Works Week from May 18-24, appreciating essential but often unseen infrastructure services such as wastewater treatment and road maintenance.

The Oregon Office of Emergency Management focuses on the mental impact of disasters during Mental Health Awareness Month, advocating for preparedness, resource awareness, and breaking stigmas.

Oregon Treasurer Elizabeth Steiner announces the 2025 Financial Empowerment Award recipients, honoring individuals and organizations for promoting financial literacy.

Medford has increased wildfire defenses in parks and open spaces, thinning vegetation on 200 acres with funds from various sources, including marijuana tax revenue, and plans public meetings on emergency preparedness.

Washington County Elections announces the mailing of ballots for the Special District Election, with voter services and multiple return options available.

Clackamas County ballots for the May 20, 2025, Special District Election are being mailed to voters, with tracking services and multiple drop-off options available.

Governor Kotek seeks additional candidates for Jefferson County District Attorney, focusing on diversity. Applicants must be eligible to practice in Oregon and send forms to specific contacts by May 23, 2025.