Portland Council members invite public input on the city budget through a survey, aiming to involve residents in fiscal decision-making amidst challenging budget constraints.

Portland's arts scene receives high praise in a survey, with 66% of citizens satisfied with cultural offerings. The Insights Survey results will guide future city policy and budget decisions.

The Oregon House passed HB 3766 to address cyberflashing by allowing victims to seek civil penalties against senders of unsolicited lewd images, with potential fines up to $10,000.

The Oregon House passed a bill to enforce separate sentencing for acts like strangulation in domestic violence cases, aiming to close a legal loophole.

Law enforcement in Portland conducted a crackdown on fentanyl trafficking in February, resulting in 46 arrests, drug and weapon seizures, and highlighting the Sinaloa Cartel's involvement.

Oregon's Reference Coordinating Council will hold a virtual meeting on April 28, 2025, at 11 a.m., open to the public. Contact Wendy Cornelisen for details.

A sheriff's deputy in O'Brien, Oregon, shot wanted felon Clinten Anthony Robertson after Robertson rammed into the deputy's patrol car. Robertson is hospitalized, and no one else was injured. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek participated in a volunteer cleanup event for Earth Day at Wallace Marine Park, emphasizing local efforts in global climate action.

Jonathan Dowdy was arrested after a multi-charge traffic crash on Highway 42, facing manslaughter, assault, DUI, and other charges post-hospitalization.

Oregon's HB 3167, aimed at ensuring ticket sale transparency and fairness, has passed the Oregon House, targeting hidden fees and deceptive resale practices in entertainment.

Oregon lawmakers held a moment of silence for the late Senator Aaron Woods, reflecting on his positive character, pragmatic leadership, and contributions to veteran affairs and AI advancements.

Medford appoints Debbie Grady as Assistant City Manager, Warren Ng as Economic Development Director, and Michelle King as Planning Director, bringing fresh expertise to the city's leadership.

Jefferson seeks public input on using a $16,000 grant for historic Conser House's repairs, including HVAC, electrical work, and insulation, following preservation laws.