In her first day in office, Gov. Tina Kotek declared a homelessness state of emergency and called for $130 million to quickly move Oregonians off the streets or keep them housed.

The Legislature signaled it wants to do that and more. Lawmakers have coalesced around a plan to add $70 million more to fill gaps the governor’s initial plan didn’t address, primarily in rural counties.

The Oregon Court of Appeals set a national precedent Wednesday as it voided a controversial gun rights ordinance that claimed state and federal firearms regulations didn’t apply in Columbia County.