Gresham police arrested David Mead Sr. for disrupting a drive-thru on Halloween; he brandished a device similar to a gun, leading to weapon and menacing charges.

Oregon announces a $1.41 billion surplus, resulting in tax credits for taxpayers who file their 2024 and 2025 state returns. The kicker credit will be calculated based on 2024 taxes owed.

Portland's weather is transitioning to autumn with a forecast of fog clearing to a sunny day, highs around 60 degrees, and light east winds. Partly cloudy nights and continued partly sunny days are expected, with a rainy trend developing next week.

Multnomah Commissioners approve $100k for food aid, filling a gap left by federal SNAP fund blockage, aiding 143,000 residents. Funds go to Oregon Food Bank and local providers.

Most Multnomah County offices will close on November 11 for Veterans Day, affecting services including health, recording, taxation, and animal services. The library will remain open. Normal operations resume November 12.

Federal shutdown causes SNAP benefit delays in Jackson County, affecting food security for 47,000 residents; local officials and community organizations respond to assist those in need.

The Portland Police Bureau monitored a peaceful protest in South Waterfront with their Incident Management Team and Dialogue Liaison Officers, resulting in no arrests.

Christopher Hernandez was arrested for a shooting in Gresham; he faces attempted murder and other charges. Myranda Rice was hospitalized after being shot during the incident.

The Medford Police Department is participating in No Shave November to raise funds for the Asante Foundation for Cancer Care. They invite donations to support the cause.

Multnomah County officials prepare for SNAP benefit suspension, affecting around 143,000 people, by establishing an emergency operations center and offering food support resources.

A Warm Springs man, Carlos Ralph Miller-Smith, faces federal charges for involuntary manslaughter and assault after a fatal shooting on the reservation.

A four-vehicle crash on Interstate 5 in Marion County, Oregon, resulted in one fatality and minor injuries, causing a four-hour closure for investigation.

Burns, Oregon's local DMV closed due to a facility issue; residents advised to use online services or find alternate offices.