Multnomah County offers a free vaccination clinic for youths aged 5-19 at David Douglas High School to prevent school exclusion due to incomplete immunization records.

Medford faces lane and road closures from Feb 17 to Apr 16, 2025, for utility and construction projects, including 5G installation and vegetation removal. Traffic rerouting and delays are expected. More info is available on the city's website.

Portland police arrested two juveniles for possessing modified firearms in Parkrose, reinforcing operations targeting criminal activity in specific neighborhood zones.

The Bull Run Filtration Project in Portland faces delays due to a land use permit issue requiring further review, potentially affecting the city’s water safety and local economy.

Portland has extended the Sunderland RV Safe Park through June 2025 to continue providing shelter and services to the homeless. Managed by the Salvation Army, the site offers vital support and aims to transition residents into stable housing.

An event in Portland will teach small business owners about city permitting, featuring the Small Business Hub and Empowered Communities Program, on March 4 at PCC’s Southeast Campus.

The article details a consistently rainy forecast for Portland, predicting rain over the week with little snow accumulation and high chances of precipitation.

Valentine's Day wedding plans in Clackamas County were disrupted due to inclement weather, prompting the Clerk's Office to close and reschedule marriage licenses and ceremonies.

Providence Health warns its striking nurses of losing health insurance if the strike continues past the end of the month, as the dispute over work conditions persists.

A man was arrested for robbing stores with hoax bomb vests in Woodburn. He faces multiple charges, and the devices were confirmed as fakes by the bomb squad.

Keith Stahley resigned as Salem's City Manager on February 10, with an $255,000 severance package, after talks of a possible public process for his ousting. Interim replacement Krishna Namburi will ensure continuity.

PBOT announced disruptions on Portland's 82nd Avenue due to construction, urging vigilance and planning for lane closures and detours. Local businesses remain open amidst the work.

Oregon prepares for a severe winter storm with the OEM activating Level 3 operations and advising residents on safety, warming shelters, and emergency kits.