Carl Riccadonna has been appointed as the new state chief economist for the Oregon Department of Administrative Services by its director, Berri Leslie.

Hillsboro Police Department's Youth Services Unit SROs are ready for the new school year, building trust and safety in schools, while veteran Detective Adela Rios transitions to a new role in emergency preparedness.

HUD announces the FY 2024-2025 CoC funding for homelessness, inviting project proposals from Clackamas County organizations, including first-time applicants, by September 9.

The Hillsboro Police Blotter outlines various local police incidents, ranging from bike theft to hit and runs, and includes public efforts to ensure safety.

Ramond Lawrence was sentenced to life with possible parole after 30 years for the 2023 shooting of Teonjenique Hudson.

A plane crash in Fairview, Oregon resulted in three deaths and property damage, with an investigation by NTSB underway and the community beginning recovery efforts.

Governor Tina Kotek has invoked the Emergency Conflagration Act due to the severe Copperfield Fire in Klamath County, enabling state-level assistance as local efforts are insufficient.

Kassandra Kitchens received a nearly 10-year sentence for her role in the manslaughter of a drug dealer, while a Portland man known as "Groove Face" was swiftly sentenced following a fatal hotel shooting.

The Oregon State Parks and Recreation Commission will meet on Sept. 17-18 in Newport to address issues such as budget, real estate, and park improvements, including rate increases for services.

An Excessive Heat Warning is issued for Portland by the NWS due to a forecasted spike to around 100 degrees. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated. Cooling centers will open, and health risks from the heat are emphasized.

Jack P. Hauser was arrested in Hillsboro for charges including Human Trafficking and failing to register as a sex offender, after exploiting a disabled man.

The Portland Police arrested 14 for DUII during a holiday crackdown, issuing 120 citations and 22 warnings, emphasizing sober driving and a zero-tolerance policy for all forms of impaired driving.

The digital Oregon General Election Voters' Pamphlet is now available, providing details on candidates and measures for informed voting decisions. It can be accessed online with the printed version being distributed by October 14.