Portland City Council voted to suspend SDCs for new homes, an effort to boost housing development, supported by both the mayor and the Oregon governor.

Tad Fergusson joins the Oregon State Treasury as the Director of Private Market Investments, bringing nearly three decades of experience to manage OPERF's assets.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signed House Bill 3349 to help local volunteer groups, Rangeland Fire Protection Associations, fight wildfires by providing them with firefighting gear from the Oregon Department of Forestry.

Clackamas County seeks a community member to join its Internal Audit Oversight Committee to promote government transparency and integrity. Application deadline: October 31, 2025.

Clark County residents face increased fees for marriage licenses and real estate documents due to new Washington State Legislature bills, with funds allocated to social programs.

Oregon Governor Kotek declares a State of Emergency due to severe wildfire season, effective through the end of the year, highlighting hot and dry conditions and urging vigilance and preparedness.

Registration for the 2025 Oregon Women Veterans Conference on September 27th is open, offering women veterans a chance to network and access resources.

Oregon Attorney General sues officials over a self-dealing sale of a broadband company, alleging they sold it below value for personal gain, potentially harming rural connectivity.

Oregon agencies and the Farm Bureau promote safety as farm season increases rural road activity, urging drivers to be cautious for tractors and slow-moving equipment.

Governor Tina Kotek of Oregon orders state agencies to assess the impact of Trump's tariffs on the state's economy, aligning with states like Arizona and New York.

Oregon Governor Kotek invoked the Emergency Conflagration Act for the Cram Fire in Jefferson and Wasco counties to aid overwhelmed local firefighters.

Attorney General Dan Rayfield and 20 attorneys general sued the Trump Administration over a $6.8 billion education grant freeze, claiming it is unconstitutional and unlawful.

Moody's awarded Washington County the top "Aaa" credit rating before a $150 million bond issue for transportation improvements, recognizing its strong economy and fiscal management.