Clackamas County seeks volunteers for budget advisory boards with an April 12 application deadline, offering a chance to influence local spending on services like street lighting and libraries.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of rain for Portland, with temperatures reaching the mid-50s and intermittent showers, possibly escalating into thunderstorms by Thursday.

A 33-year-old man, Joshua Noel Guerra, died in a two-vehicle crash in Salem after his SUV reportedly ran a red light and collided with another vehicle, injuring two others.

Clackamas County officials approve a plan to transform Hillside Park in Milwaukie, replacing 100 old homes with 500 new units to address the housing crisis.

Clark County offers free workshops on composting and sustainable living, including sessions on cooking with leftovers, backyard composting, and green cleaning. Registration is required for hands-on events.

Portland Public Schools face a $30 million budget shortfall with $15 million in direct school cuts looming. They missed out on state summer school funding due to lower child poverty rates.

The PCEF Committee in Portland will allocate additional clean-energy funds, focusing on projects that benefit local communities impacted by climate change.

A body was found in the aftermath of a fire on SE Flavel Drive, Clackamas County. Firefighters encountered the scene and investigators are seeking information.

A Portland land use request for a property at 4001 SW Canyon Rd includes a Conditional Use Master Plan with an Adjustment Review, with public comments open until April 15.

Angelina L. Minor faces charges, including manslaughter, after a fatal accident in Portland killed her son and injured others following a minor collision and subsequent chase.

Kaitlyn Keller, an 11th grader from Milwaukie, won the Libraries in Clackamas County's Teen Summer Reading Artwork Contest, earning a $100 gift card. Her work may feature in the program's materials. Violet Struckmeier received an honorable mention.

Portland's plan to address the fentanyl crisis includes enhancing safety and health services, increasing housing and recovery access, and improving coordination among agencies.

A Washington man received a federal prison sentence for selling substandard ballistic gear to law enforcement and the military, falsely claiming it was made in the USA when it was actually from China.