Multnomah County Board apologized for historic harm to the Chinese American community, specifically relating to Lone Fir Cemetery. It plans a $1 million memorial and recognizes past discrimination.

Supreme Court limits lower courts' nationwide injunctions without ruling on Trump's birthright citizenship stance. Oregon AG Rayfield vows to continue the legal fight.

Oregon Senate Republicans used a procedural move to stall a bill aimed at giving the state control over the National Guard, thereby affecting wildfire preparedness efforts.

The Oregon House passed HB 3199, a bipartisan bill to combat chronic absenteeism in schools, focusing on strategies like harmonizing attendance records and increasing family engagement.

Governor Tina Kotek criticized the Multnomah County's Preschool For All program, noting unspent funds and few participating providers, and plans to seek changes for sustainability.

The Oregon House Democrats passed SB 243 to ban the sale and possession of rapid-fire activators, with local governments empowered to regulate firearms at official meetings.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management (OEM) celebrates three years of enhancing the state's disaster preparedness, response, and recovery efforts.

Oregon Senate passes House Bill 2024 to address the behavioral health workforce shortage, now awaiting the governor's approval. The bill will provide grants for training and support professionals in mental health services.

Oregon House Republican Leader Christine Drazan halted HB 3076 B, a gun dealer licensure bill, claiming it threatened small businesses and constitutional rights.

The Oregon Senate passed Senate Bill 692, mandating insurance coverage for doula and lactation services, aiming to improve maternal and infant health support.

AG Dan Rayfield and others reinforced federal law mandating hospitals to provide emergency abortion care as per EMTALA, despite changes post-Roe v. Wade's overturn.

AG Dan Rayfield and 20 states sue the Trump Administration over federal funding cuts, which impact public services and research, challenging the OMB's rule allowing grant termination.

Eugene City Council unanimously adopted the 2025-2027 Biennial Budget to address an $11.5 million shortfall. The budget involves revenue increases and service reductions.