Oregon CIO Terrence Woods and Deputy CIO Jennifer Bjerke have won the State Executive and Leadership of the Year awards, respectively, in the StateScoop 50 Awards.

Pro-Palestinian protesters at Portland State University led to the closure of its library and campus, as officials and the Jewish community express concern over the demonstrations and related vandalism.

Governor Tina Kotek of Oregon has announced a judicial vacancy in Benton County due to Judge Williams' retirement, encouraging diverse applicants to apply by May 22.

Oregon invests $7.6 million in CTE grants for 74 schools to enhance workforce preparedness, focusing on diverse fields like manufacturing and health sciences.

The Sheriff's Office honored deputies and detectives for bravery and public service, awarding Medals of Valor and Lifesaving Awards, among others, in an annual ceremony.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek visited the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla to discuss partnerships and cultural heritage, emphasizing support for their initiatives and infrastructure concerns.

Portland Public Schools is requiring 250 custodians to repay wage overpayments from work done during a January ice storm, creating financial stress and frustration among workers.

The Portland City Council advanced Mayor Ted Wheeler's camping policy, sidelining Commissioner Rene Gonzalez's counterproposal, to regulate where the homeless may camp.

Washington County declared May 2024 as Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month to honor their contributions to American society.

Governor Tina Kotek celebrates 10 years of the Regional Solutions Program, which brings together public, private, and civic sectors in Oregon for community and economic development, and announces new advisory committee members.

Portland Public Schools faces a $30 million shortfall, proposing to cut 250 jobs, despite a $2.4 billion budget that deals with increasing costs and reduced federal support.

Oregon announces a $566.8 million bond sale to fund affordable housing and infrastructure, with a focus on sustainability by introducing $299 million in Sustainability Bonds. Oregonians can invest with a $1,000 minimum purchase.

New Yorkers must register to vote and declare their party by April 30 to participate in the May 21 primary election. Oregon residents can also register online or update their details by the same deadline.