A grandmother was sexually assaulted at a Portland TriMet station after a medication and wine reaction left her unconscious. Eduardo Madrid-Roque faces multiple charges.

The Oregon State Government AI Advisory Council will hold a public virtual meeting to discuss AI use in governance on April 24 from 2-4 p.m. via Microsoft Teams.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek appoints Chris Warner as Chief of Staff, and announces changes to her executive leadership, aiming to enhance efficiency and address state challenges.

Portland's Bureau of Transportation is offering free compost at Sunderland Yard for Earth Day, emphasizing the city's sustainability efforts and recycling programs.

Governor Tina Kotek signs House Bill 4082, allocating $30 million to Oregon's summer learning programs for 48,000 students, aiming to bridge opportunity gaps.

Secretary Griffin-Valade released an audit on Oregon DEQ's strategic planning, highlighting the need for incorporating anti-racism into its policy and operations.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has set aside $5 million from the CHIPS Act for a new childcare fund, aiming to support semiconductor industry workers and apprentices.

The Port of Portland plans to cease container shipping services at Terminal 6 in October due to financial struggles and a lack of state support, affecting the local economy and logistics.

Portland Commissioner and mayoral candidate Rene Gonzalez proposes a more punitive approach to the city's homeless camping, seeking to centralize authority in the mayor's office and enforce stricter penalties.

Hillsboro locals participated in designing a new homeless shelter, providing feedback on its operation and amenities, and emphasizing the importance of a trauma-informed approach and a Good Neighbor Agreement.

Portland is transitioning its email service from MailChimp to GovDelivery, prompting subscribers to adjust spam filters to receive city emails from @info.portland.gov with new designs and logos.

The PBOT and its partners are presenting a plan to reduce traffic fatalities to the Portland City Council, emphasizing the urgency of addressing the recent rise in collisions.

Antony Kassab has been indicted on second-degree murder and unlawful weapon use charges for the fatal stabbing of homeless Cody Funk and another attack on February 9, 2024.