Multnomah County celebrated World Breastfeeding Week and Black Breastfeeding Week, highlighting the importance of breastfeeding and providing support through local health programs, including WIC, HBI, and REACH initiatives.

Multnomah County Commissioners may delay a tax hike funding the Preschool for All initiative, moving it from 2026 to 2027 to assess post-pandemic revenue needs.

The State Government AI Advisory Council is set to meet virtually on September 4 to discuss the integration of AI in state functions, encouraging public participation and offering accommodations for those with disabilities.

Oregon is set to enforce a ban on "ghost guns" lacking serial numbers, aiming to improve public safety by regulating untraceable firearms starting September 1, as reminded by the state's Department of Justice.

The Multnomah County Board reviewed progress on a jail improvement project aimed at increasing transparency and safety. Despite efforts, only a small fraction of the recommended goals have been completed so far.

Gov. Tina Kotek responds to Oregon's revenue forecast, emphasizing economic stability and workforce strength, as she plans for state budget priorities.

HP received a $50 million grant from the federal CHIPS and Science Act to modernize its facility in Corvallis, which will add 100 jobs and bolster semiconductor research.

The Biden-Harris administration awarded HP up to $50 million from the CHIPS Act to support U.S. semiconductor capacity, as announced in Oregon by Governor Kotek and NIST Director Locascio.

Clark County Canvassing Board has scheduled a manual recount for the Commissioner of Public Lands race due to a close result from the August 6 Washington State Primary.

The Clackamas County Clerk's office was recognized at the OACC Conference, with Clerk Catherine McMullen and five staff members receiving professional certifications for their expertise and dedication.

A Medford roofing contractor, JAM Construction Inc., was fined $103,438 by Oregon OSHA for repeatedly failing to protect workers from fall hazards, marking their third such infraction since April 2022.

Oregon's Secretary of State released an updated non-partisan civic engagement toolkit to aid voter registration and turnout for the November election.

OHCS in Oregon secured $8 million from HUD to create 153 affordable homes for people with disabilities, as part of a wider $138 million federal funding to state housing agencies.