Multnomah County unanimously approved $250,000 to support families amid increased immigration enforcement, strengthening its sanctuary status and ensuring service accessibility for all residents.

Four Mexican nationals were arrested for illegal firearms possession and false statements on ATF forms in Oregon. They made several gun purchases without legal US residence, leading to charges.

An Oregon woman was sentenced to 78 months in prison for embezzling over $250,000 and tax evasion, with a five-year supervised release and $310,106 in restitution ordered.

Oregon launches a rebate program for zero-emission trucks, offering $2,500 to $120,000 to support the transition from diesel to electric vehicles for businesses, nonprofits, and government fleets.

Kellie Fuller, a 58-year-old reported missing, has been found safe by Beaverton Police. She was unharmed and underwent a medical evaluation. Details on her disappearance have not been disclosed.

Attorney General Rayfield is suing the Trump Administration with other states to release frozen federal funds for EV infrastructure, asserting the delay harms jobs and state economies.

Jamie Evans-Butler is appointed as the Program Manager for Portland's Office of Violence Prevention following a competitive process with over 120 candidates.

A body was found in the Willamette River near Hawthorne Bridge in Portland, prompting an investigation by local authorities and MCSO; the identity and cause of death are unknown.

Clackamas County distributes signs to retailers warning against shoplifting, backed by the DA's office's commitment to prosecute theft offenses, aiming to deter retail theft and maintain community safety.

A landslide on OR 229 near Siletz, Oregon, has prompted evacuations and road closure, with officials unsure when it will reopen due to ongoing instability and debris risks.

Santi Ram Rai, 33, was killed in a shooting at a SE Portland convenience store; no suspects have been arrested.

An 80-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle in Portland; the driver cooperated and showed no impairment. This marks the city's 43rd traffic death in 2025.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office released a Safety-First Gift Guide for the holidays, promoting practical items like personal alarms and safety kits.