Raymond C. Lee III was unanimously confirmed by the Portland City Council as the city's new long-term administrator responsible for managing daily city operations.

Multnomah County proposes to exceed its Preschool for All growth target by allocating 7,460 seats for the 2026-27 year, doubling current capacity and providing significant savings for families.

Sewage spill in South Portland affects Willamette River; officials advise avoiding contact with water downstream from S Fielding Rd due to contamination risks.

Dr. Ting Lu is appointed as Portland's first Director of Public Utilities to integrate water services, with extensive experience and recognized leadership.

Oregon allocated $800,000 in grants to enhance services for student veterans at state campus veteran resource centers, aiming to ease their transition to college life.

ODOT restored bus service on I-84 between Portland and Boise with a federal grant, benefiting rural communities reliant on the route for essential travel.

Google settled for $700 million over anticompetitive practices claims, with consumers and developers expected to receive funds without requiring claim forms.

Deputies from the MCDSA delivered about 100 toys to Randall Children's Hospital, a gesture aimed at bringing joy to hospitalized children during the holidays.

MCSO shared a #Wrapped2025 post detailing a decrease in crime rates, with fewer arrests for person and property crimes, and an average daily jail population of 969 inmates.

Striking APPs in Portland saw progress as Legacy management agreed to mediation. Community and political support was evident during a rally, and negotiations are set while the strike continues.

Hillsboro City Council will discuss the community's response to ICE activities in a work session. Public input is encouraged via in-person or Zoom attendance, with translation services available.

Cryptosporidium was detected in Portland's drinking water source, with interim measures initiated and no current need for additional precautions for the public.

Oregon and Wasco County announced a $3.5 million grant to help with private property cleanup after the 2025 Rowena Fire. The grant helps where federal aid was unavailable.