Oregon Governor Tina Kotek may veto funding for infrastructure and a footwear hub, seeking proof of their housing benefits before the April 17 deadline.

Douglas A. Olson is appointed as the Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's Portland Field Office, a position announced by FBI Director Christopher Wray.

DA Mike Schmidt releases weekly reports on felony cases dismissed due to a public defense crisis in Multnomah County, highlighting the impact on the justice system.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek threatens veto on budget items unless they are confirmed to directly aid new housing production, with a final decision due by April 17.

The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners declared April 2024 Child Abuse Prevention Month, highlighting the need for public awareness and intervention in child maltreatment cases.

Chantail Williams was charged with theft and money laundering after diverting $1.4 million from Portland's housing funds to her own uses, including buying a car and home decor.

Governor Tina Kotek of Oregon signed House Bill 4024, imposing limits on campaign contributions, a historic move aimed to reduce the impact of large donations in politics.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler introduces new public camping regulations to address homelessness, aiming for legal resilience and focusing on those who reject available shelters.

The 2023 Ombudsman Annual Report in Portland highlights increased complaints, predominantly transportation-related, and details the office's role in ensuring fair treatment and transparency in city government.

Susan Dingle has been named the new Clark County Poet Laureate and will serve until 2026, succeeding Armin Tolentino after a ceremonial passing of a laurel wreath.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek opens applications for new judge positions in the state's circuit courts, as defined by Senate Bill 1541, with a focus on diversity and merit within the judiciary.

Clark County is mailing ballots for the Special Election on April 23, and voters should contact the Elections Office if not received by April 11.

Donnie Oliveira is appointed as the interim Deputy City Administrator for Community and Economic Development in Portland by Commissioner Carmen Rubio.