Nathan Vasquez, a candidate for District Attorney in Portland, has received the endorsement of six public safety unions, garnering support from over 2,000 first responders.

Oregon legislators begin a 35-day session focusing on housing, tackling the fentanyl crisis, and the right to repair electronics, with a budget surplus aiding plans.

Mike Erickson's 2022 defamation lawsuit against U.S. Rep. Andrea Salinas is under review by the Oregon Court of Appeals, regarding a campaign ad about a past drug charge.

Oregon's Treasury launched a plan to make the state pension fund net-zero carbon by 2050, with a 60% emissions intensity cut by 2035 and an increase in climate-positive investments to $6 billion.

Oregon surpasses its goals in combating homelessness with more shelter beds, rehoused households, and prevention measures, as per OHCS data. Governor Kotek's emergency efforts show significant results.

Portland Street Response, a program sending mental health workers for non-violent calls, may face a $3 million cut as Fire Commissioner Rene Gonzalez addresses an $11 million budget shortfall.

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek introduces a $500 million housing bill to address the state's housing crisis, funding infrastructure and setting aside land for new homes.

The Oregon Supreme Court ruled that eight GOP senators who walked out last year are ineligible for reelection, interpreting Measure 113 as reflecting voter intent.

Oregon lawmakers are meeting for a crucial 35-day session focusing on housing and the fentanyl crisis, with Democratic Governor Tina Kotek aiming to allocate $500 million for housing development.

The Oregon Supreme Court upheld the enforcement of Measure 113, supporting Secretary of State Griffin-Valade’s interpretation to disqualify legislators with over 10 unexcused absences from reelection.

Portland city officials, led by Commissioner Dan Ryan, draft a policy to systematically review public art and monuments, sparking public involvement with an extended comment period.

Oregon is set to observe its annual "Safety Break" on May 8 to promote workplace safety and health, as part of an initiative by Oregon OSHA. Organizations will discuss safety accomplishments and future improvements.

The Oregon Supreme Court ruled that ten GOP senators who staged a walkout cannot run for re-election, upholding Measure 113, which penalizes excessive unexcused absences.