Multnomah County Election works to ensure voter access, providing aid, and embracing ranked-choice voting. Voter pamphlets and ballots are being mailed with registration due by Oct. 15.

A special education teacher sues Salem-Keizer Public Schools over injuries from violent student incidents, seeking compensation and systemic changes for safety.

The SACHP will meet on October 17-18 in Astoria to review National Register of Historic Places nominations, offering both in-person and online attendance options.

The Oregon State Fire Marshal stresses the importance of fire safety during Fire Prevention Month, highlighting measures to prevent the common causes of last year’s 2,518 home fires.

Over 10,000 Clackamas County voters have registered for "Track Your Ballot," a service that provides updates on the status of their ballots for the November 5 General Election.

Washington County celebrates October as National Community Planning Month, honoring the efforts of planners and community members in shaping local, regional, and federal development.

Two Milwaukie police officers are on leave after a shooting during a traffic stop left a driver critically injured; the incident is under investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny and breezy next few days for Portland, with temperatures in the 60s and 70s, before rain on Friday and a sunny weekend ahead.

Oregon celebrates National Disability Employment Awareness Month, highlighting initiatives for workplace inclusion and reducing the employment gap for individuals with disabilities.

Recent updates show a shift in Portland's political landscape, with changes in election funding caps following 2022 Charter reforms and reduced matching funds due to program underfunding.

The Portland Police Bureau operated across various precincts to address crime and illegal camping, resulting in 36 contacts and multiple warrants served.

Multnomah County Sheriff's Office is seeking community members to join its Community Budget Advisory Committee to help shape the budget. Applications are due October 11, 2024, with orientation on November 6.

A 14-year-old boy was arrested in Woodburn for allegedly making a school shooting threat on TikTok, which was traced back to him by the FBI and local police. No weapons were found at his home.