The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office is requesting donations for their Shop with a Sheriff program, which brings holiday joy to children by pairing them with deputies for a shopping trip.

West Portland Park is slated for change with the start of construction on Jamii Court, a 96-unit affordable housing project backed by the Community Partners for Affordable Housing and the Metro Housing Bond.

Oregon invests over $100 million to develop and preserve 261 affordable rental homes, as part of efforts to address the housing crisis, including both new and existing projects.

Governor Tina Kotek of Oregon launches the Moderate-Income Revolving Loan Program to build new housing for families earning less than 120% of the Area Median Income.

Portland officials, influenced by Vienna's housing policy, consider housing a human right and seek reform based on Vienna's practices of land banking and tenant protections.

Governor Kotek and Mayor Wilson convened a roundtable with real estate industry players to promote multifamily housing construction in Portland, aiming to address affordability and secure housing for all.

Medford's City Council is reviewing development code amendments that could affect the city's car wash businesses, with the aim of balancing urban planning and business interests.

Washington County celebrates the completion of a renovation project at Holly Tree Village, enhancing nearly 600 affordable housing units, with significant investment and collaboration from various sectors.

North Bend, Oregon's business development is influenced by property owners and developers within zoning code guidelines, with city code ensuring legal compliance and community involvement in certain project decisions.

Clackamas County announces a Business Development Grant Program with $650,000 available for traded-sector businesses seeking to grow or establish in the area, offering grants up to $100,000.

The Portland City Council passed a resolution to create a Unified Housing Strategy, focusing on aligning housing policies to address the housing crisis.

Portland is revising curb extension rules, reflecting bike/transit priorities. PBOT seeks public comment on the TRN-1.28 rule draft by September 5, 2025.

Portland officials are set to auction off vacant, neglected properties with code violations on June 16, as part of efforts to address community concerns and return the properties to productive use.