PBOT seeks up to 30 volunteers for the Transportation System Plan's advisory committee, aiming to align Portland's transit with equity and climate goals.

The Oregon Commission for Women celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Women of Achievement Awards, recognizing outstanding female leaders and their contributions to gender equity.

Oregon's Department of Revenue enhances its "Where's My Refund?" tool, offering more detailed insights into tax refund status through the Revenue Online account.

North Bend Police Department sees a significant decrease in crime with burglaries down by 50%, and increased efforts in patrols and community engagement, alongside grants aiding in technological advancements and personnel growth.

Oregon has extended the deadline for SNAP recipients to report food losses due to a February storm to 30 days, allowing them to request replacement benefits until March 26, 2025.

Portland's weather forecast includes a week of rain, showers, and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. Snow levels will vary.

Portland approved a PGE powerline expansion in Forest Park despite opposition, leading to a potential legal battle with environmental advocates who oppose the felling of trees.

A woman was arrested for exploiting an elderly hospice patient for over $7,000 in Hillsborough County, sparking concerns about the safety of vulnerable individuals.

The Portland Water Bureau has detected low levels of Cryptosporidium in the Bull Run Watershed, the city's main water source, prompting concern for the immunocompromised.

Oregon Housing and Community Services funds over 100 new affordable, energy-efficient homes in Eugene and Portland, with supportive services for residents.

Portland Pilots face Oregon State Beavers in the WCC women's basketball final after beating Washington State, with Emme Shearer leading the Pilots' victory.

Medford offers free Wood Debris Chipper Days to help residents reduce wildfire risks by chipping clean wood debris, excluding grass and trash, on March 26-27.

Portland committee advances a resolution on Zenith Energy to full Council, led by Councilors Green and Koyama Lane, with discussions on local power dynamics and community participation.