The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Portland, indicating a pleasant sunny day followed by increasing chances of rain and a generally wet week ahead according to the NWS.

Multnomah County prepares for the May 20 Special District Election, focusing on inclusivity and support for voters with disabilities and those requiring language assistance.

The Oregon Office of Emergency Management details the rigorous certification and skills required for 9-1-1 dispatchers, highlighting their critical role in emergency response.

Tualatin opens Plambeck Gardens, a new affordable housing community, honoring advocate Doug Plambeck, with a range of units for low-income families and services for residents' stability and well-being.

Clackamas County proposes changes to building codes fees, with a public hearing on April 10, 2025, and possible implementation on July 1, 2025. Details are online and hard copies are available.

Clackamas County's Development Direct permitting system will be down from April 22 to April 24 for efficiency upgrades; in-person and email options available for trade permits.

Oregon's Building Codes Division released free, permit-ready building plans for residential decks to simplify construction processes and has plans for more structures.

Oregon is considering House Bill 2258 to streamline the housing construction process with pre-approved building plans, aiming to tackle the housing affordability crisis and reduce red tape.

Governor Kotek declares April 13-19 Telecommunicators Appreciation Week to honor Oregon's public safety telecommunicators for their commitment and service.

Portland's weather forecast predicts sunny days with highs up to 73°F, turning rainy by Sunday with continued showers into the week, per the National Weather Service.

Eric Engstrom is appointed as the permanent director of Portland's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, bringing nearly 30 years of city service experience to the role.

Oregon launches Food Waste Prevention Week with events focusing on reducing waste, including workshops, challenges, and a sustainable "Bread to Tap" beer event.

A Clackamas County man was convicted of manslaughter and other charges after a fatal car crash while he was under the influence of psychedelic mushrooms.