Clackamas County Social Services Division has released its future plan for aid to older adults and those with disabilities, seeking public feedback through March 14, 2025.

A 79-year-old man died in a three-vehicle crash in Clackamas County, with his 82-year-old passenger seriously injured; the other drivers were unharmed.

A man was arrested in Portland for threatening people with a machete after a four-hour standoff with police, which included negotiations and an area lockdown. No injuries were reported.

Portland avoided a strike by reaching tentative agreements with DCTU and AFSCME, providing increased wages and benefits for city workers after extensive negotiations.

Medford's road conditions improved due to warming temperatures and the work of cleanup crews. City services are normal, but ice patches remain. The city warns of cautious driving and prepares for more snow.

The 2025 Oregon Financial Wellness Scorecard reveals that while median income is up, many Oregon families struggle to save and cover unexpected expenses.

Portland City Council approved Michael Jordan as city administrator and Robert Taylor as city attorney, positions lauded by Mayor Wilson for their expertise.

The Multnomah County DA's office restructured to combine misdemeanor case handling, streamlining the process and assigning a single prosecutor to each case from start to finish.

A fatal crash on Highway 97 in Klamath County involving a Ford Expedition and a Ford F-350 left two dead and several injured; authorities are investigating.

Portland Housing Bureau and Vital Housing invested $6M to ensure the long-term affordability of 67 units at Belmont Dairy Apartments and Lofts for 99 years, targeting residents earning up to 60% of the Area Median Income.

Amanda Garcia-Snell has been appointed as Portland's first Engagement Officer to revamp the city's community engagement strategies, leveraging her extensive experience in public involvement and equity.

Deputies rescued a kayaker who had a medical emergency after falling into the Tualatin River near a golf course. She was safely transported to a hospital.

The upcoming EPAB meeting in Oregon will discuss the management and future of the state's web portal services and is open for public participation via Microsoft Teams on February 12, 2025.