Governor Tina Kotek pauses referrals of Oregon wildfire map appeals to allow the legislative session to address concerns and possibly avoid legal costs for Oregonians. Appeals can still be made to the Department of Forestry until March 10.

Portland City Council intervenes in the Providence nurses' strike, urging the healthcare provider to negotiate fairly with the striking nurses to address employment conditions and patient care.

The McLean House in Oregon, associated with early prepaid healthcare, was listed in the National Register of Historic Places for its architecture and historical significance.

Candace Avalos is the new City Councilor for Portland's District 1, focusing on East Portland issues, housing, and climate. She promises regular updates and urges community participation.

Multnomah County's severe weather shelters close as temperatures rise, after serving over 920 individuals. Meanwhile, nearly 3,000 year-round and 200 winter-only shelter beds remain available.

Valentine's Day wedding plans in Clackamas County were disrupted due to inclement weather, prompting the Clerk's Office to close and reschedule marriage licenses and ceremonies.

Oregon prepares for a severe winter storm with the OEM activating Level 3 operations and advising residents on safety, warming shelters, and emergency kits.

The Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs announced its first Veterans Advisory Committee meeting of the year, scheduled virtually for March 5, including a public town hall.

Clark County Superior and District Courts are closing early due to unexpected bad weather, with the Superior Court finishing its morning schedule and the District Court shutting down all in-person services for the day.

The Reconnecting Albina Planning Project in Portland is seeking community input for the Albina district's development, with an event on Feb. 27 and a feedback tool open until March 31.

Portland city councilors propose a resolution to investigate Zenith Energy for alleged franchise agreement violations and unauthorized facility modifications.

The Oregon DFR recovered nearly $9 million for consumers in financial or insurance disputes in 2024, with approximately $2 million in the fourth quarter alone.

Eugene approves a Fire Service Fee to fund emergency services, estimating an annual $10 million revenue, with a tiered structure based on building size.