Mayor Doyle, Others Endorse PGE Clean Energy Program Bid

Six mayors in cities serviced by Portland General Electric have all signed on in favor of PGE's Green Tariff program application.

Beaverton State Of The City Event This Week

Mayor Denny Doyle's annual State of the City Jan 11 will highlight the best of 2017 and reveal what city officials have planned for 2018.

Don't Miss The Deadline To Enroll In State Medicaid

Representatives from several agencies will be in Aloha this Saturday to assist folks who still need to enroll in the Oregon Health Plan.

Centro Cultural Spokesman Announces Metro District 4 Candidacy

Juan Carlos Gonzalez, a Washington County native, hopes to represent Cornelius, Hillsboro, Forest Grove, and NW Beaverton communities.

Warrantless ICE Arrest In Oregon Home Captured On Cell Phone Video

Federal officials are reviewing the arrest of Carlos Bolanos after the video was posted to Facebook, where it's been viewed 720,000 times.

Portland Region Mayors, Commissioners Issue Joint Statement Addressing Racism, Violence, Intolerance

The letter was signed by 27 elected officials in the Portland metro area. Only a handful of mayors' signatures were absent.

SW Farmington Road Project Completed; City, County To Host Ribbon Cutting

The two-year project expanded Southwest Farmington Road to five lanes, added sidewalks and bike lanes, and improved sanitary sewer lines.

Paving, Maintenance Projects To Cause Delays On Beaverton Neighborhood Streets

Three Beaverton neighborhoods will be affected by Public Works' projects until July 20, city officials said. The work began July 10.

Celebrate Beaverton Parade Application Deadline Is Aug. 11

The event highlights everything good about Beaverton by asking residents to reveal it all themselves. This will mark the event's 60th year.

Beaverton Proclaims June LGBTQ Pride Month

The proclamation is scheduled to be made at the Beaverton City Council meeting at 6:30 p.m. on June 20.

Beaverton Seeks To Improve Bike, Pedestrian Infrastructure

The online open house allows residents to say what the city can do to improve the traveling experience for bikers, walkers, and rollers.

Flow and Eddy: Meet the Tualatin Valley Water District, City of Tualatin's New Emergency Water Pump Station

The Washington County Supply Line Emergency Pump Station, affectionately called Flow and Eddy, could provide 50,000 residents with water.

Beaverton Officials Announce Upcoming Waterline Projects, Road Closures Through Summer

A three-phase waterline project will affect the area around Southwest Jenkins Road and Southwest Cedar Hills Boulevard beginning May 8.

Mayor Denny Doyle: Youth Advisory Board Applications Due April 15

The program offers 20 Beaverton high school students a chance to speak to the mayor and city council on behalf of the city's youth.

Beaverton Mayor Honored For Community Work

Denny Doyle will receive the Excellence in Action Award Friday night from the Psi Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma Society.

Beaverton Offers Relief on Water Bills

Recognizing that the recent series of storms left some people unable to work, Beaverton is offering some relief.

Beaverton Offers Free Tax Help to Low and Middle Income Families

The annual program runs from Jan. 31 to April 15 at the Beaverton Activities Center.

City Council Declares Beaverton Sanctuary City

The resolution defines sanctuary city as a city that is committed to providing a safe and welcoming community for all individuals.

Beaverton Receives $100,000 for Affordable Housing

More than half of Beaverton renters spend more than 30 percent of income on housing.

Beaverton Mayor Re-Elected to National Post

Denny Doyle will serve another term on the board of directors of the National League of Cities.

Beaverton Restates Commitment to Diversity

In an open letter to Beaverton residents, city officials affirm their believe the city is a welcoming community.

The Vote is In and Beaverton Will Get New Public Safety Center

Residents of Beaverton approved a bond measure that will fund the building of a 90,000-square-foot public safety center.

Beaverton Resident Gets 50 Months in Prison for Contract Fraud

Kenneth Apple was working for the State Department when he steered contracts to a company partly owned by his son.

Beaverton Mayor Picked as New Head of League of Oregon Cities

Denny Doyle's term begins on January 1, 2017.

Community Spotlight: Randy Ealy, CAO of Beaverton

Patch talks to Randy Ealy, Chief Administrative Officer of Beaverton, about his work with local government and his goals for the future.

He Just Did It: Phil Knight Donates Hundreds of Thousands to Oregon Republicans

Records show that he donated to seven seeking seats in the state legislature.

Beaverton City Council Opposes Measure 97

The council narrowly passes resolution opposing the measure.

New Beaverton Police Chief Jim Monger Sworn In

Monger has been with department for 30 years.

Beaverton Police Veteran Named Interim Chief

Jim Monger has been with the department for 30 years.

Beaverton Traffic Alert: Street Paving Next Week May Cause Delays

The city will be paving several streets next week. They want you to be prepared.

Beaverton Police Chief Announces Retirement

Geoff Spalding took over the department in February 2009.

Beaverton Tax Assistance Program Brings Millions to City Residents

The program helped thousands of residents.

Beaverton Tax May Harsh Pot Smokers Buzz

City planning to put a tax on the ballot in November.

City Drafting Resolution for Public Safety Center Bond Measure

Measure, which would be on the ballot in November, would provide money for a new police and emergency management facility.

Beaverton Will Inspect All City-Maintained Streets

Inspections will take place during June.

Beaverton Committee Approves Budget with No Tax Hike

"Budget holds the line," says Mayor Denny Doyle.

Beaverton Moves Closer to New Public Safety Center

Advisory committee recommends a $35 million, 90,000-square foot facility.

Beaverton Traffic Alert: Closures Tuesday to Make Ballot Drop-Off Easier

Middle lane on SW Murray will be affected.

Oregon's Lone Republican in Congress Meets with Trump, Endorses Him

Greg Walden throws his support behind his party's presumptive nominee.

Beaverton Couple Return From Dominican Nightmare

In an exclusive interview with KATU, they discuss their six month ordeal.