The Oregon State Library Board will hold a public meeting on June 14, 2024, for discussions on library governance and policies at the Guin Library in Newport.

Matt Donegan and Karen Moynahan were appointed to Oregon's Environmental Quality Commission, anticipated to strengthen the state's sustainability efforts.

The article reports on a briefing given to the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners about the state of their Behavioral Health Division, highlighting the division's activities, challenges, and the need for better system integration.

Portland forecast: Gradual warming with sunny skies, highs reaching 76°F to 90°F, mild nighttime lows around 50°F to 58°F, calm winds throughout the week.

One man was killed and a teenager critically injured in a late-night shooting inside a vehicle in Southeast Portland. Police are investigating the incident.

The Clackamas County Developmental Disabilities Resource Fair, supporting those with disabilities, will occur on June 22, 2024, at Clackamas Community College.

Clackamas County Board Chair Tootie Smith had a minor heart attack and is now recuperating, with Vice Chair Ben West temporarily leading in her stead.

Jewish groups withdraw financial support from the Oregon Food Bank over its statement on the Israel-Hamas conflict, sparking debate about anti-Semitism and humanitarianism.

Clark County Green Neighbors is hosting a Natural Garden Tour on June 23 to showcase sustainable gardening practices in nine featured gardens, including the 78th Street Heritage Farm.

The City of Portland is introducing ranked-choice voting for the upcoming Nov. 5, 2024 elections, allowing voters to rank candidates for mayor, auditor, and city council members.

A fatal pedestrian-vehicle crash occurred on Northeast Sandy Boulevard in Portland, with the pedestrian pronounced dead on scene and the driver cooperating with the investigation.

A fire in a Ridgefield barn resulted in one death and rapid fire department response, with chickens saved and one person treated for a medical emergency. Multiple agencies provided assistance.

Desiree Young holds a car wash to fund the search for her son Kyron Horman, missing for 14 years, aiming to hire a private investigator and form a task force.