Portland's PERS members can alter their IAP investment in September by choosing a TDF matching their retirement goals, a change prompted by Senate Bill 1049.

Washington County's first year of the Deflection Program shows promising results, offering treatment over prosecution for substance abuse misdemeanors and aiding many in finding shelter.

AG Dan Rayfield filed an amicus brief with states supporting unions against a Trump-era order limiting their bargaining rights, citing First Amendment protections.

Eugene urges motorists to be vigilant as schools reopen, emphasizing safety around zones with increased pedestrian traffic, especially children. Authorities advise drivers to obey traffic laws and be extra cautious.

Oregon's Joint Committee has advanced a transportation funding bill to the House floor, proposing increased gas taxes and fees to support the state's transportation infrastructure.

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funds over $17 million for upgrades to rural Oregon airports, with runway and facility improvements to enhance safety and local economies.

Portland Public Schools schedules early dismissal on Friday due to excessive heat, as current cooling measures in classrooms are insufficient for safe learning conditions.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek attributes state's economic issues to Trump Administration's trade and budget policies, foreseeing a $888 million deficit. She vows to prioritize basic services and support for families despite cuts.

Portland is forming a steering committee to guide the future of its large-scale performing arts venues, encouraging experts in various fields to apply by September 29.

Clackamas County announces a public auction for surplus lands, requiring registration and a 20% cash or cashier's check deposit. The event takes place at the Clackamas County Circuit Court with limited seating.

Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read emphasizes the importance of recognizing official election mail, identified by a trademarked logo, to combat disinformation.

Oregon's economic forecast shows potential harm from federal policies, with Senate President Rob Wagner highlighting the negative impact on state services and the need for unity and resilience.

Dan Worth has been appointed Medford's new Public Works Director, previously serving in a similar role in Scottsdale, Arizona, and having a military background.