Rep. Maxine Dexter visited Clackamas County, touring the Sandy Health Center and Bull Run Bridge, discussing challenges in healthcare, substance abuse treatment, and infrastructure.

Dan Field is retiring from his role as director of Multnomah County's Homeless Services Department; his interim replacement will be Anna Plumb, starting June 16.

Oregon firefighters have been sent to North Carolina to assist with wildfires as part of a mutual aid agreement, reciprocating the help received from North Carolina during Oregon's fire season in 2024.

The Oregon Department of Transportation's 2024 Pavement Condition Report reveals declining road quality, with only 87% of roads rated fair or better, and a potential increase in paving cycles from 25 to 500 years by 2030.

Frank Efrin Nifon received a 25-year prison sentence for the manslaughter of Jamahl Nash and Stanafurd Blacknall near a Milwaukie 7-Eleven in October 2022.

The Lincoln City DMV is closed today due to staffing issues. A federal law requires a REAL ID for U.S. flights starting May 7, 2025. Oregon DMV offers REAL IDs and suggests using existing passports or waiting to renew.

Washington County is updating its Community Wildfire Protection Plan, inviting public input through a survey to bolster regional defenses against wildfires.

Portland announces the Sidewalk Improvement and Pavement Project to enhance infrastructure safety, accessibility, and longevity, particularly in underserved districts.

Free tax filing assistance for low-income taxpayers is available on April 3 at the Salem Public Library, with volunteers helping to claim federal and state credits.

The article details Portland's weather, predicting a short sunny period followed by thunderstorms and persistent showers, with varying temperatures and winds.

Portland police arrested 26 individuals for retail theft and drug activities near Dawson Park, filing 100 charges and clearing 16 warrants; recovered goods were returned to stores.

Oregon State University introduced a specialty OSU Beaver license plate on April 7, which costs an additional $40 on top of regular fees, with proceeds supporting OSU Athletics.

Man arrested in Washington County for domestic violence and sex trafficking after a domestic violence report led to further investigation into his illegal activities.