The Portland Police Bureau joins the national Click It or Ticket campaign to enforce seat belt laws and reduce roadway fatalities, highlighting the importance of buckling up for all ages.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler declares May 19 as Marriage Equality Day to mark 10 years since Oregon legalized same-sex marriage.

Coos Bay residents can comment on the use of a $16,500 federal grant for the restoration of the Marshfield Pioneer Cemetery, focusing on marker repair and leveling.

The Portland City Council unanimously approved Mayor Ted Wheeler's $8.2 billion budget proposal, focusing on enhanced services and infrastructure. Final vote is set for June 12.

Seattle reports fewer tents and RVs on streets, suggesting progress in homelessness efforts, with cleanup activities and outreach contributing to this change.

Oregon Governor Kotek proposes a $40 million investment to maintain container service at the Port of Portland's Terminal 6, which is crucial for the state's economy.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek's administration presented measures to combat the upcoming wildfire season, emphasizing readiness due to climate change and outlining the state's firefighting strategies and resources.

Yamhill County has scheduled a public budget hearing on June 13, 2024, to discuss the upcoming fiscal year's budget at the county courthouse and online via Zoom.

Oregon superintendents warn of an education funding crisis and seek state action. Budget cuts could lead to significant job and program losses in school districts.

Governor Tina Kotek orders Oregon flags at half-staff in honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day, aligning with a Presidential Proclamation to remember fallen officers on May 15, 2024.

An Oregon bourbon-buying scandal at the OLCC resulted in no criminal charges despite officials using their roles to access rare bourbons for personal use. Governor Kotek has responded by ordering an administrative overhaul and ethics review.

Oregon voters are reminded to submit their ballots for the primary elections by 8 p.m. on May 21, 2024, with extended hours at certain locations and resources for tracking ballots online.

Governor Tina Kotek responded to an investigation on the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission, thanking the Attorney General and preparing to pass the findings to the Oregon Government Ethics commission for review.