Clackamas County officials highlighted their 2025 achievements, including infrastructure and community projects, and praised the impact of the Stabilization Center for mental health support.

Clackamas County reflects on its annual achievements and infrastructure improvements, including the Stafford Road project, thanking its community for support.

Portland man arrested for sexually assaulting an adult via a dating app and attempting to meet a minor for sex; an undercover sting operation led to his capture and charges include sodomy and online sexual corruption of a child.

A man was stabbed by Christopher E. Woods in a Portland store restroom; Woods was later arrested and charged with Assault and Robbery in the First Degree.

Portland ended 2025 with positive developments such as establishing 1500 new shelter beds, park enhancements, a skatepark in Old Town, improved water quality in the Willamette River, revamped public safety, and downtown revitalization.

Authorities are searching for Angelina Minor for a DUII crash that killed her son; she breached her release terms and a warrant for her arrest is issued.

Captain Troy Spisla of Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue retires after decades of service, honored for his significant contributions and recognized for his leadership and lifesaving actions.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office's "Fill the Cruiser Toy Drive" brought holiday joy to over 1,100 children, involving community donations and a festive giveaway event.

Authorities in Portland arrested two suspects involved in a non-fatal shooting in Northeast Portland, with an 18-year-old facing multiple charges. A firearm was recovered, and the investigation continues.

An off-duty firefighter aided at a rollover crash in a Portland mall parking lot, helping the occupant with minor injuries before on-duty responders arrived. The incident highlighted the importance of readiness and safety during holiday traffic.

Henry Sakamoto, a prominent figure in Portland's Japanese American community known for contributing cherry trees to the city's waterfront, has died at 98.

North Bend City Council plans to hold a public hearing to consider changes to city code regarding marijuana businesses. Residents can express their views at the event scheduled for January 13, 2026.

An adult died in custody at Multnomah County Inverness Jail; an investigation by the East County Major Crimes Team is underway. Details are currently limited.