Portland's Bureau of Development Services released a land use decision for a Greenway Review, for future development on N Time Oil Rd, encouraging community engagement.

Portland Police intervened in a stabbing incident in Mill Park, resulting in serious injuries to two people and the assailant being charged with multiple offenses.

The Everett Silvertips will start the Western Conference Semifinal series against the Portland Winterhawks on April 12, with tickets going on sale April 8.

The Portland OVP's March newsletter details efforts and programs like the Community Healing Initiative and Trauma Response Program aimed at reducing violence.

The National Weather Service predicts showers and possible thunderstorms for the coming week in Portland, with temperatures in the mid-50s and variable wind conditions.

The article details Portland's weekend weather forecast, including expected rain showers and slightly cool temperatures, with a drier outlook for the upcoming week.

Deputies in Clackamas pursued a stolen car with a missing service dog inside. Following a crash, the suspects fled and a stand-off ensued. The dog, Takoda, was later reunited with its owners. Three people were arrested on various charges.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler introduces new public camping regulations to address homelessness, aiming for legal resilience and focusing on those who reject available shelters.

A 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan, resulting in 9 deaths and over a thousand injuries. The island's readiness is contrasted with Portland's vulnerability due to its many unreinforced buildings.

Clackamas County highlights public health heroes during National Public Health Week, emphasizing WIC and the importance of bilingual and bicultural staff to serve its diverse community.

Multnomah County and BuildUp Oregon launched a Preschool for All Facilities Fund to support facility improvements and expansions for early childhood education providers, offering grants and technical guidance.

The Portland Art Museum is undergoing a renovation including the new Mark Rothko Pavilion, set to complete by late 2025. The project aims to improve navigation and showcase Native American and contemporary art.

Portland's transportation bureau is hosting bike-focused events for kids in April, including workshops, a bike bus crawl, and a safety series, as part of its Safe Routes to School program to promote sustainable and safe commuting for schoolchildren.