Oregon DMV's error led to 9 ineligible voters and prompted inactivation of 1,259 registrations. Secretary of State Griffin-Valade ensured the error won't affect the 2024 election, and DMV improved its procedures.

Oregon's DAS sets the 2025 rent increase cap at 10%, continuing trends of high permissible hikes since the state's rent control laws were enacted in 2019.

Governor Tina Kotek announces a new WNBA team for Portland, reinforcing the city's strong support for women's sports, including the Portland Thorns and Rose City Rollers.

Hillsboro Police call for claims on unclaimed bicycles before donating them to WashCo Bikes; includes BMX, electric, and other types. Proof of ownership is required.

Clackamas County partners with AMR to launch a Nurse Navigation Program to ensure appropriate care for 911 callers and reduce emergency system strain.

Multnomah County officials highlight the importance of voter preparation for the November 5th General Election and encourage registration by the October 15th deadline, covering local to federal races and ballot measures.

The Oregon Secretary of State outlined corrective actions after a DMV audit found a small number of inaccuracies in voter registrations, with swift revisions implemented to ensure voter integrity.

The DFR is hosting an event to discuss the role of AI and blockchain in green finance at OMSI in Portland, where experts will explore regulatory and sustainability challenges.

Oregon announces the twelfth consecutive yearly decrease in workers' compensation costs, with the pure premium rate dropping to 91 cents per $100 of payroll for 2025.

Governor Tina Kotek declares a state of emergency for Lake County, Oregon, due to severe drought, based on troubling environmental data and looming economic impacts.

Governor Tina Kotek declared an emergency for Oregon's Service Fire, mobilizing additional firefighting resources as the state faces 24 large fires. The declaration supports local efforts in life safety and structural protection.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek orders flags at public institutions to be lowered to half-staff in remembrance of the September 11 attacks, honoring the nearly 3,000 victims.

Multnomah County introduces electronic payment options for property taxes, offering paperless billing and a secure, centralized dashboard for managing payments through Point and Pay.