Edward Jones settles for $17M with regulators over mutual fund sales practices after a multi-state investigation.

Multnomah County plans to open a new 24-hour Sobering and Crisis Stabilization Center to aid individuals dealing with substance intoxication and reduce the strain on emergency departments and law enforcement.

Nearly 5,000 Oregon healthcare workers are on strike, the state's largest ever, with no end date set, potentially disrupting services during a busy health season.

Clark County Elections Office is preparing for the upcoming Special Election with logic and accuracy tests on January 16. Ballots are mailed on January 21, and results will be shared on Election Day, February 11, from 8:15 pm on ClarkVotes website.

A commissioned report in Oregon reviews the wages and rates of service providers for individuals with disabilities and older adults, proposing increased compensation and transparency.

Medford's local government sees new officials, including Mayor Zarosinski and four city councilors, positioned to address challenges like housing and community welfare.

Steve Bergmann is appointed as the new director of the Audits Division in Oregon, set to begin on January 13, 2025, focusing on enhancing state government efficacy.

Oregon has sent three additional structural strike teams to support Southern California in its wildfire battle, joining 12 previously dispatched teams.

Caprice Massey was sworn in as the new sheriff of Washington County, succeeding retired Sheriff Pat Garrett, and she plans to prioritize community safety and transparency.

The Bayview Companies are fined $20 million for inadequate cybersecurity after a data breach affecting over 5.8 million customers, including 95,000 in Oregon.

Caprice Massey is sworn in as Washington County Sheriff, succeeding retired Sheriff Pat Garrett, after being appointed by the Board of Commissioners and affirmed by Judge Guptill.

Rob Drake has been appointed as the Interim City Manager of Tigard and will begin his role on February 1st to address key issues and support the City Council.

Counties prepare to fill Oregon House District 34 seat on January 15, following Rep. Lisa Reynolds' resignation. Three Democratic nominees are shortlisted, with public and written comments being accepted.