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.

The H-4 Hercules, known as the "Spruce Goose," has been relisted in the National Register of Historic Places and is displayed at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum.

The SHS Measure in Multnomah County helped over 2,300 individuals transition from homelessness to housing last year, with services also aiding in emergency shelter and addiction treatment.

Multnomah County declared November 11, 2024, as Veterans Day to honor military service, with Commissioner Sharon Meieran leading the proclamation. The county also participated in Operation Green Light to show support for veterans.

Portland resumes its energy efficiency reporting for local commercial buildings after a pandemic pause, publishing the 2023 scores of over 600 buildings online.

Governor Kotek starts the process to fill a vacancy in the Multnomah County Circuit Court due to Judge Ryan's resignation. Applications are open until Dec 11, with criteria set by Oregon statutes.

Oregon counties prepare to appoint a new senator for District 17 after Steiner's resignation, with a joint session by local commissioners scheduled for 6 p.m. tomorrow.

Oregon high schoolers are participating in a contest creating ads to promote young worker safety, with potential cash prizes and an educational focus.