A Beaverton man died in a crash on Highway 26 after a stolen Chevrolet Malibu rolled over. The driver faces multiple charges, including DUI and manslaughter. The incident caused traffic disruption for seven hours.

An Oregon man died in a single-vehicle crash on Highway 216, with passenger Carol Ann Workman sustaining minor injuries. Traffic was delayed for three hours.

The Safe Blocks Team hosted a housing expo in Portland's Eliot neighborhood, providing residents with information from various city agencies and support services, including a free food pantry and lunch.

The Oregon Department of Human Services expands its action plan for overseeing adult care facilities, improving safety, and oversight mechanisms based on a consultant's findings and recommendations.

A crash on Portland's Hawthorne Bridge caused significant delays, prompting lane closures and traffic congestion during peak hours. Multnomah County advised seeking alternate routes.

Upcoming safety improvements are planned for the Northwest Bliss Road and Northwest 139th Street corridor, adding features like single lanes, turn lanes, bike lanes with buffers, improved signage, pedestrian refuges, and high-visibility markings.

The Medford Planning Department's draft report highlights significant growth with 1,288 new residences, 998 building permits, and 433 new hotel rooms. It showcases public engagement initiatives, housing solutions, and future development plans.

Washington County residents can provide input on the Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Plan at a public meeting on March 19, organized by the LEPC.

Portland's transportation bureau promotes Safe Ride Home discounts for St. Patrick's Day to prevent impaired driving and reduce traffic deaths. Options include discounted taxi, Lyft, and Uber rides, plus public transit.

The Oregon Department of Agriculture seeks candidates for 72 openings on 22 agricultural and fisheries commodity commissions. Applicants must be Oregon residents and US citizens, with various roles for producers, handlers, and public members.

Portland's Mayor Keith Wilson has successfully expanded the PSR to transport at-risk individuals to services and enter public spaces to assist, aligning with efficient city governance.

Clark County seeks individuals for its Commission on Aging, focusing on the needs of senior residents with emphasis on housing and healthy communities. Applications are due by April 9, 2025.

The City of Portland Hearings Office approved PGE's application for electrical infrastructure upgrades, with potential appeals pending until March 21, 2025.