Oregon's First Lady Aimee Kotek Wilson has been provided with increased security detail and staff for public service duties, a move confirmed by Governor Tina Kotek's office.

Governor Tina Kotek is seeking a new judge for Columbia County as Judge Cathleen B. Callahan retires on May 31. Applications are due by April 17th, 5 PM. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, Oregon residents, and members of the Oregon State Bar.

Zenith Energy was found to have violated Portland's lobbying regulations by failing to register or report its lobbying activities in 2022, as required after exceeding the eight-hour threshold.

Multnomah County proclaims March 31, 2024, as Transgender Day of Visibility, recognizing and celebrating transgender and gender-expansive individuals. Commissioner Sharon Meieran, an advocate for the community, emphasizes the day's importance.

Multnomah County is launching five new dashboards for improved tracking of the fentanyl crisis, with emphasis on transparency and the effectiveness of recent measures.

Three top aides in Oregon Governor Tina Kotek's office are departing or taking leave, creating potential leadership gaps amidst significant state challenges.

Andrea Cooper steps down as Chief of Staff for Oregon Governor Tina Kotek; replacement announced for March 29.

Hillsboro, Oregon receives a significant boost with $8.5 billion in funding for Intel from the U.S. CHIPS Act, promising job growth and tech innovation in the "Silicon Forest." Mayor Callaway celebrates the impact on local economy and opportunities.

Portland's plan to address the fentanyl crisis includes enhancing safety and health services, increasing housing and recovery access, and improving coordination among agencies.

Oregon's Governor Kotek has established an AI Advisory Council to guide the state on AI developments and ensure readiness, equity, and risk management.

Salem is hosting a free 'Scam Jam' event on March 26 to educate the public on avoiding scams, with presentations by the DFR, AARP, FTC, and state divisions at Roth’s Catering and Event Center.

Oregon's new Prescription Drug Affordability Board seeks public input on drug costs through forums, aiming to establish upper payment limits for medications.

Portland residents have until March 24 to email feedback on candidates for the city's Independent Police Monitor position, which oversees police reforms.