A Portland veteran living in a car with his pig and dog received aid from a community program, which found a new home for the pig and facilitated the veteran's move to Chicago.

Oregon has halted mussel harvesting on its south coast due to high paralytic shellfish toxin levels and closed razor clam collecting for domoic acid concerns, but crab and bay clam harvesting remains open.

A car collided with a train in Beaverton, hospitalizing the driver and causing moderate injuries. The incident resulted in traffic disruptions and safety reminders.

Portland City Council passed the Fall TAO to adjust the fiscal year 2025-2026 budget due to a shortfall, shuffling funds and making technical corrections.

A third suspect, Shaperryia L. Lambert, has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of Somali refugee and Uber driver Shaani Mohamed in March 2022 in Portland.

TriMet is addressing a $300 million deficit by cutting 68 roles, including 26 layoffs, to save $17.7 million. The cuts affect non-union staff and are part of a plan for fiscal sustainability by 2028.

Jeffrey Allen Braukmann was found guilty on multiple charges of child sexual abuse by a Washington County jury.

Washington County debates use of Flock cameras amid privacy concerns, ACLU calls for regulation, and sheriff assures no data sharing with federal agencies.

Oregon Governor Kotek reacts to revenue forecast, emphasizing economic resilience and challenges for residents, and criticizes federal policies affecting welfare and healthcare.

Gresham Police seek public help to find a puppy, Shayla, stolen during a robbery where the owner was assaulted by four individuals. A photo of the puppy has been shared to aid in her recovery.

Two Grays Harbor girls were found safe after an Amber Alert; their mother was also located, ending a statewide search; details are sparse on the disappearance.

Medford's City Manager, Rob Field, has resigned, effective November 24, 2025. The City Council is maintaining city operations and will appoint an interim leader.

Oregon Governor Kotek criticizes President Trump's rule of law disregard over the Portland National Guard deployment saga, despite a court order ending their involvement.