Oregon Governor Kotek criticizes EPA's rollback of environmental regulations and commits to state climate action.

The Multnomah County Health Department filled three leadership roles with a focus on public health and equity, hiring Kirsten Aird, Michael D. Crandell, and Angela Henderson.

Starting March 19, the Multnomah County Board of County Commissioners will introduce Proclamation Wednesdays to honor community initiatives, causes, and individuals.

The Oregon Department of Revenue is offering free tax filing assistance at Tualatin Public Library on March 19, helping residents use IRS Direct File and Direct File Oregon.

Washington County projects a $20.5 million budget gap, prompting a meeting to discuss cuts and revenue-raising measures amidst rising costs and limited property tax revenues.

Oregon farmers face uncertainty amid federal funding cuts and tariff concerns, putting pressure on the Department of Agriculture to adapt and provide support, while also integrating new leadership and launching a user-friendly website.

Secretary of State Tobias Read removed an audit on the OLCC from state records to ensure integrity and adherence to audit standards, reflecting a commitment to transparency and regulatory rigor.

The Medford Planning Department's draft report highlights significant growth with 1,288 new residences, 998 building permits, and 433 new hotel rooms. It showcases public engagement initiatives, housing solutions, and future development plans.

Washington County residents can provide input on the Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Plan at a public meeting on March 19, organized by the LEPC.

The Oregon Department of Agriculture seeks candidates for 72 openings on 22 agricultural and fisheries commodity commissions. Applicants must be Oregon residents and US citizens, with various roles for producers, handlers, and public members.

Portland's Mayor Keith Wilson has successfully expanded the PSR to transport at-risk individuals to services and enter public spaces to assist, aligning with efficient city governance.

The City of Portland Hearings Office approved PGE's application for electrical infrastructure upgrades, with potential appeals pending until March 21, 2025.

The Oregon Commission for Women celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Women of Achievement Awards, recognizing outstanding female leaders and their contributions to gender equity.