OHCS in Oregon secures a $13.75 million federal grant to support affordable housing efforts in manufactured dwelling parks, with programs to help with home replacements and prevent displacement.

Gresham Police seek witnesses for a fatal hit-and-run incident on December 7, where 50-year-old Ryan Winchester was killed.

The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners approved the relocation of the Jamii Center to a larger facility, enhancing its support services for BIPOC seniors with medical issues.

Missing Larry Hollenbeck was found safe in Gresham thanks to a passerby's vigilance; Portland Police Bureau expressed gratitude for community and Gresham Police's aid in the search.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation encourages safe holiday travel with extended Safe Ride Home discounts tackling impaired driving and aims to reduce traffic fatalities.

Two fatalities have been reported after a late-November car crash in Portland's Woodlawn Neighborhood, the second victim, Patricia J. Esler, died from her injuries on December 14.

Medford announces daytime lane closures for utility inspections by Hydromax USA on behalf of Avista Utilities, affecting several streets from Dec 19-23, 2024. Residents should expect delays and plan alternative routes.

Clark County Public Health encourages residents to recycle natural Christmas trees into mulch to conserve water and improve garden aesthetics while helping to reduce landfill waste and methane emissions.

A Gresham woman died after being shot during an argument over loud music. The suspect, Kellum, is in custody with charges expected to increase following her death.

Hillsboro has canceled plans for new sports fields at Gordon Faber Recreation Complex due to safety concerns from the Bonneville Power Administration. Alternative solutions are being explored without taxpayer burden.

Portland offers free remote consultations to clarify code issues for commercial building permits, aiming to improve communication and reduce permit processing time.

Data show the Joint Office of Homeless Services' success in housing over 5,477 people in Multnomah County, with rapid rehousing playing a significant role. The county will further evaluate the program's effectiveness.

Law enforcement in Clackamas County conducted a major retail crime operation, arresting 32 suspects and recovering over $6,400 in stolen goods. The mission was partly funded by an Oregon retail theft grant program.