The Oregon DCBS will hold a public hearing on prescription drug prices, accessible in person and via Zoom, to increase transparency and gather public experiences.

Eugene City offices announce closure for Thanksgiving holiday, maintaining emergency services and offering free parking on Thursday, with some facilities reopening Friday.

Governor Tina Kotek of Oregon has submitted a list of nominees for reappointment to various state boards and commissions for Senate confirmation during the December Legislative Days.

Oregon's OEM invites residents to a virtual town hall on February 11, 2024, to shape emergency management strategies and promote inclusivity in their planning.

A customer satisfaction survey by Portland Permitting & Development highlights both progress in the permit process and the need for continued improvements, especially in the review phase.

The Corbett School District in Oregon is slashing its budget by nearly 20% and laying off ten staff due to a $4 million deficit caused by accounting errors.

Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is waiving day-use parking fees at state parks on "Green Friday," November 29, to promote outdoor activities over shopping.

Governor Kotek attended the inauguration of The Beaverton Shelter, the city's first year-round facility to help homeless adults with shelter and services.

The City of Vancouver seeks a volunteer for its Public Facilities District Board to oversee city property, including the convention center. Applications are due by December 20th.

Oregon's Governor Tina Kotek secures an extended Mifepristone supply for abortions until 2028, reinforcing the state's commitment to reproductive rights.

The audit report on Washington County's management of a $2.9 million federal workforce grant revealed administrative challenges and gaps in ensuring proper use of funds.

The Augsburgers in Salem, Oregon, created Affect Youth Services, a unique residential program for youth in need, providing a nurturing home-like environment for up to 14 traumatized teen boys.

Dr. Lisa Reynolds was unanimously appointed to Oregon Senate District 17, filling the seat after Elizabeth Steiner became State Treasurer. Her focus is on child welfare and health issues.