House Majority Leader Ben Bowman criticizes the President's decision to send troops to Portland, calling it an abuse of power and a move against Oregonian interests.

Multnomah County begins budget rebalancing amidst cuts, threatening essential services and public safety funding, impacting housing, healthcare, and more. Public meetings are scheduled to address the issue.

Oregon's Attorney General files a TRO to prevent the federalization of the Oregon National Guard, contesting the action's legality and arguing it infringes on state rights and civil liberties.

Oregon State Treasurer Elizabeth Steiner opposes the deployment of federal troops to Portland, highlighting the community's wish for peace and the sufficiency of local law enforcement.

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson opposes President Trump's threat to send federal troops, stating zero are necessary, and criticizes potential for violence.

Oregon leads a coalition of 18 entities suing the Trump administration over imposed conditions on federal sexual health education funding related to gender identity language.

Portland officials call for calm following the federal deployment to a local ICE facility, urging the community to stay peaceful and not to react violently, despite concerns over the unrequested presence of federal agents.

Oregon's DFR warns of a "gold bar" scam where fraudsters, posing as Treasury agents, push people to buy gold for financial security, resulting in significant losses.

Oregon airports receive over $18 million in federal funding for improvements, including upgrades to runways and taxiways, as announced by Senators Merkley and Wyden.

The FTC, Oregon DOJ, and 18 states have stopped a misleading cancer charity scheme by Kars-R-Us.com, with a settlement order imposing bans and a $3.88 million judgment.

Portland Police Bureau inducted 22 new officers, their largest class since 1999, reflecting successful recruitment efforts and a focus on community service standards.

Officer Sattler graduated from police academy and begins field training with the North Bend Police Department. Chief Mitts and other officers support his development.

Salem offers grants for events promoting culture and tourism, funded by the hotel tax, for events between July 2026 and June 2027. Applications open October 2025, with mandatory pre-application meetings offered.