Portland releases new and revised building guidelines, offering alternative compliance solutions for construction and seismic improvements, including information on helical piles, push piers, and stormwater facilities.

A tunnel boring machine named "Clack-A-Mole" was retrieved from the Willamette River after seven months of use in an infrastructure project in Oregon City.

Multnomah County Transportation announces Buxton Road closure in Troutdale due to snow, starting February 13 at 8:00 a.m. until mid-afternoon on February 14.

North Bend School Board rejected an urban renewal plan aimed at economic growth and workforce housing with a 1-6 vote, despite considerable community support.

Portland's NE Marine Drive is undergoing traffic safety improvements with the installation of roadside delineators. Lane closures on weekdays will cause delays until early March.

"Tunnel boring machine 'Clack-A-Mole' has completed its half-mile dig for the Tri-City Water Resource Recovery Facility Outfall Project in Clackamas County."

Medford's road conditions improved due to warming temperatures and the work of cleanup crews. City services are normal, but ice patches remain. The city warns of cautious driving and prepares for more snow.

Medford announces upcoming lane and road closures due to public utilities inspections by Hydromax USA for Avista Utilities, affecting travel from February 6-12, 2025.

Salem is preparing for its 2025 construction season, offering local contractors opportunities to work on infrastructure projects funded by the 2022 Safety and Livability Bond and other sources.

Portland's public transit offered free rides in honor of Rosa Parks' 112th birthday, joining a tribute to her civil rights legacy. TriMet General Manager highlights Parks' inspirational role.

Councilor Morillo is advocating for safety improvements on SE Cesar Chavez Blvd after a recent tragic incident, planning to work with PBOT and the Transportation and Infrastructure committee.

A woman died in a single-vehicle crash on Hwy. 138 in Oregon after her car hit an embankment; she was not wearing a seatbelt, and speed and impairment may have been factors.

Medford residents will face traffic disruptions in early February due to fire hydrant relocation, fiber upgrades, water valve repairs, and bridge work, with recommended route adjustments.