Oregon Democrats propose a transportation funding bill with a gas tax increase, new fees on electric vehicles, and hikes in other vehicle-related charges, aiming to generate $1.9 billion for state infrastructure projects.

Oregon's Marine Board urges SUP users to wear life jackets and proper leashes for safety, noting a rise in accidents and fatalities. They advocate for education on safe practices.

Washington State Library and Washington Talking Book & Braille Library face indefinite public closure from July 1 due to a lack of state budget funding.

Oregon Governor Kotek and OHCS announced funding for 239 affordable homes to aid low-income and underserved communities, marking progress in the state's housing crisis.

Portland Public Schools will dismiss early on Monday due to high temperatures, cancelling after-school activities, with meals provided before students leave.

Medford is launching its first TRACK Trail for kids at Prescott Park by June, featuring interactive, educational activities in partnership with Oregon Parks Forever and Kids in Parks.

Sue Rieke Smith was appointed to Oregon House District 26 by county commissioners, succeeding Courtney Neron. She has a 25-year career in education and a doctorate in educational leadership.

Multnomah County issued proclamations for Men’s Health Month, Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Juneteenth, and Immigrant and Refugee Heritage Month to address social issues and honor diversity.

Commissioner Jones-Dixon calls for East County collaboration on homelessness, reevaluating the Gresham shelter plan to better align with community needs and ensure effective use of resources.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield won a court order to stop the Trump administration's plans to cut AmeriCorps, preserving services worth $400 million and reactivating 750 member roles.

District 4 Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon pauses construction on a homeless service facility to consult with the community on the project's direction.

Oregon expects to receive up to $66 million from the Sackler family and Purdue Pharma as part of an opioid crisis settlement, as announced by Attorney General Dan Rayfield.

The House Democrats passed SB916, which allows striking Oregon workers to receive unemployment benefits after two weeks, aiming to balance labor negotiations without raising employment taxes for small businesses.