Unemployment Rate Improves In Hillsboro Area: Feds

The unemployment rate in Washington County is lower than the Oregon average.

The City Of Hillsboro Discourages Fireworks This Fourth Of July

This time of year typically brings an increased number of calls for emergency responders and dispatchers.

Washington County Ahead Of Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

Here is how the Hillsboro area is doing with coronavirus vaccinations.

Washington County Government: Proclamation Issued For Juneteenth 2021

See the latest announcement from the Washington County Government.

Hillsboro Area Unemployment Decreases: Feds

Washington County's unemployment rate is lower than the Oregon average.

Washington County Government: Board Proclamation Issued For LGBTQ Pride Month 2021

See the latest announcement from the Washington County Government.

Housing Hillsboro: House Bill 2001

The City of Hillsboro must comply with the new law and associated Oregon Administrative Rules by June 30, 2022.

Broadband Speed In Hillsboro Area: See How It Compares To Rest Of U.S.

U.S. shows great variance in access and use of high-speed internet.

Washington County Government: Red Flag Warning

The National Weather Service issued a Red Flag Warning which is in effect from 11a.m. through 10 p.m. today, April 16, 2021. A Red Flag ...

Washington County Government: Alerta Roja

See the latest announcement from the Washington County Government.

Washington County Government: Boards And Commissions Vacancies Spring 2021

Commission members are volunteers appointed by the County Board of Commissioners. In many cases, members must be residents of Washington ...

Hillsboro Council Stands In Solidarity With Asian And Pacific Islander Communities

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Federal Tax Payments And Refunds: How Do Yours Stack Up?

You can use IRS data to compare your tax payments and refunds to others in Washington County.

Hillsboro’s 2021 State of the City

Hillsboro’s 2021 State of the City.

Hillsboro 2021 State Of The City: Moving Forward Together

Each video will be shared with subscribers of the Happening in Hillsboro email newsletter on March 15.

Hillsboro City Council Sets 2021 Priorities And Guiding Principles

For 2021, the Council unanimously adopted the following priorities — and guiding principles — during its February 16 City Council meeting.

Madaline Pitkin's Death In Jail Results In $10 Million Judgment

"I feel like I am very close to death," Madaline Pitkin wrote on a health care request form the day before she died. "Please help me..."

Where To Drop Your Ballots In Washington County

There are plenty of places around Washington County where you can drop your ballot until 8 p.m. on Election night.

Hillsboro Weighs Water Rate Increase, Seeks Community Input

Hillsboro Water Department customers will have multiple ways to provide input on the proposed increase before the Dec. 11 vote.

Hillsboro City Manager Shocks Council, Announces Resignation

Michael Brown said serving Hillsboro has been "the most personally and professionally rewarding time of my public service career."

Anna And Abigail's Law Signed, Closing Hit And Run Loophole

Anna Dieter-Eckert and Abigail Robinson were sisters playing when they were struck and killed by driver whose conviction was overturned.

County Commission Chair Candidates Agree To Community Chat

Washington County Commissioner Bob Terry and Metro Councilor Kathryn Harrington will meet at Pacific University in two weeks.

HiHillsboro Wifi Online: City Council

At its meeting Tuesday the city of Hillsboro announced the launch of its free downtown wifi network.

Hillsboro Among Top 'Green' US Communities

For its annual green power usage and percentage of green power used overall, Hillsboro was ranked #1 and #2, respectively, in the nation.

Hillsboro Airport Gets $12.2 Million Federal Grant

Hillsboro Airport has received a federal grant for facility improvements and training.

Hillsboro Assistant City Manager Retires After 11 Years

Rob Dixon spent more than two decades in service to Cornelius, Sherwood, and Hillsboro before announcing his retirement in February.

Kyle Allen Announces Re-Election Bid To Hillsboro City Council

Hoping to extend his stay on the dais, Allen seeks a second term with the Hillsboro City Council. Allen began his service in November 2014.

Big Brothers Big Sisters CEO Announces Hillsboro City Council Bid

Beach Pace hopes to step in for outgoing Ward 1 city councilor Darell Lumaco, whose term expires in December.

Hillsboro Councilor Alcaire Seeks Re-Election

Olivia Alcaire was appointed to the city council in February 2017. In order to stay on the dais, she'll need the community's votes.

Washington County Primary Election Results: May 15, 2018

While the Oregon governor race is one of the most contested, Washington County's local races are just as heated. See the results here.

Election Day Traffic Adjustments In Washington County

County elections officials will close the middle lane of SW Murray Blvd beginning Monday to accommodate last-minute ballot drop-offs.

New Banks Fire Station Secured By Generous Land Donation

The Hornshuh family's land donation will improve the district's response to calls for service in the Buxton area.

Hillsboro Weighs Garbage Rate Increase This Month

Changes to recycling services, including a Chinese ban on recycling imports, have pushed the city toward an increase in garbage rates.

Here's The Last Day To Register To Vote In Oregon

Register online or in person soon to have your voice heard in the May 15 primary election.

Mayor Callaway, 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.

South Hillsboro Open House This Week

City officials and representatives from several partnered agencies will provide information and updates on the massive project's progress.

Virginia Amtrak Crash: Oregon Lawmaker Aboard Deadly Train Crash

Rep. Greg Walden tweeted after an Amtrak he was aboard crashed into a dump truck.

Hillsboro Announces State Of The City Event, List Of 2018 Goals

The city council has listed some lofty goals for 2018 but also look prepared to handle the challenges ahead as Hillsboro continues to grow.

Dan Dias Selected As City’s New Economic Development Director

Dias will assume his new position next week, succeeding Mark Clemons, who retired in November.

Hillsboro Airport Master Plan Public Meeting Next Week

The Master Plan advisory committee will continue its discussion about the airport’s future in a public forum Dec. 7 beginning at 5:30 p.m.