PBOT to present an update on traffic fatalities and road safety efforts, including the 2023 Deadly Traffic Crash Report, to Portland City Council on April 17.

The City of Portland is set to destroy an abandoned Glastron Boat, OR 459 BB, if not claimed by May 11, 2024, stressing issues of waste and responsibility.

An 18' Bayliner boat faces demolition by the Portland Bureau of Transportation if not claimed by May 11, 2024. The reasons for the seizure are unpublished.

Oregon leaders expand a police partnership with peer-support specialists in Portland to tackle the fentanyl crisis, funding a $683,000 program aimed at connecting those with substance use issues to vital services.

Experts urge Multnomah County to overhaul the substance use disorder care system, highlighting the need for a continuous range of services. Commissioner Meieran calls for comprehensive action.

Portland is celebrating National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, honoring 911 call takers and dispatchers for their crucial role in emergency responses.

A pedestrian was critically injured in Portland after being hit by a truck; police are investigating the incident.

Clackamas County seeks local artists to display their artwork in the new courthouse, offering a $5,000 commission for large-scale installations. Submissions are due by May 1.

Portland officials have shared an update on ongoing sustainability and land use projects, inviting public input through the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability.

Portland's weather today will be partly sunny with a high of 58 degrees and a slight breeze. Tonight may see a 10% chance of rain after 5 a.m. The rest of the week includes potential rain and highs in the mid-50s, with a clearer weekend ahead.

Clackamas County has allocated $7.2 million in grants to local cities to address homelessness, funding diverse initiatives tailored to each city's needs.

KATU is hosting a "Homes of Tomorrow Today Tour" ticket giveaway, where participants can win tickets by calling into select TV shows. The contest is open to residents in specific Oregon and Washington counties.

Washington County celebrated its 21st annual Public Health Recognition Awards, honoring local health heroes like Lucia Benavides and groups including the Beaverton Resource Center and Pacific University's Reproductive Justice Action Team.