The Oregon State Treasury successfully completed a $1.5 billion bond sale to fund initiatives in housing, education, and infrastructure, despite market instability.

The Washington County Auditor's Office passed its first external quality control review by the Association of Local Government Auditors, meeting Government Auditing Standards.

Oregon's Privacy Unit reports over 250 privacy complaints against DOGE, with legal actions taken to protect personal data handling by various entities, including government agencies and businesses.

Sheriff's deputies are searching for two suspects after a robbery at the Beavercreek Store in Clackamas County; the suspects injured store owners and remain at large.

Thurston County reminds homeowners to pay the first half of 2025 property taxes by April 30 to avoid late fees, with various payment options available, including online and in-person.

Portland's weather will start clear with temperatures in the mid-60s, becoming warmer but potentially rainy towards the weekend, with highs around 59 degrees.

Portland Parks & Recreation thanks volunteers during National Volunteer Week for their significant contributions, totaling nearly 389,000 hours in the last year, towards the maintenance and stewardship of the city's parks.

Portland officials urge caution during construction season, highlighting increased infrastructure work and the importance of driver awareness for safety.

Ed Benedict Park in East Portland has opened its renovated playground with new equipment and stormwater drainage, catering to kids of varied ages and improving accessibility.

Portland Police proactively targeted illegal street takeovers, conducting 37 stops, arresting seven individuals, towing nine vehicles, and seizing four firearms over the weekend.

WCPH celebrated National Public Health Week with their 22nd annual Public Health Awards, honoring community health contributors and sharing public health stories.

Portland police arrested seven people at an illegal "Swing into Easter" street racing event, seizing guns, drugs, and cash, and conducting 37 traffic stops.

The Hillsboro Police Department has welcomed four new officers with diverse backgrounds and interests, emphasizing community relations and humanizing law enforcement.