Portland students campaign against gun violence, presenting safety demands to their school board, including trauma-informed lockdown practices and better mental health support.

Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum sued TikTok for allegedly creating addictive features harming youth mental health, with 14 states joining the legal action.

One person died and two were critically injured in a three-vehicle crash on Highway 30 near Scappoose; the eastbound lanes were closed but have reopened.

Oregon's Secretary of State inactivates 302 voter registrations lacking eligibility proof after an audit of DMV registration errors to ensure election integrity.

The National Weather Service forecasts variable showers and a mix of cloudy and sunny days in Portland, Oregon, with mild temperatures through the upcoming week.

Portland law enforcement conducted a drug operation in the Hazelwood Neighborhood, resulting in 18 arrests and the seizure of various drugs, including fentanyl and heroin.

Multnomah County announces the October 14, 2024, opening of the Coordinated Care Pathway Center to divert people with small amounts of drugs from the criminal system to treatment.

Gateway Green hosted a family-friendly mountain biking celebration with activities, loaner bikes, and food carts to mark Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day. Full accessibility and community engagement were highlights of the event.

Funding from the JOHS has expanded day services for the homeless and individuals with HIV in Portland, aiding local organizations to provide meals, healthcare, and support.

Firefighter Tejedas, severely injured earlier in the year, will speak at a press conference about his recovery, alongside Fire Chief Lewis, his wife, and fellow firefighter Pilarski.

The National Weather Service has issued a Dense Fog Advisory for the Bay Area until 10 AM PDT Saturday, warning of reduced visibility and potential hazards on the roads.

Oregon to offer a free electronic filing option for state and federal tax returns through a partnership with the IRS starting from 2025, as announced by the Oregon Department of Revenue.

OHCS was honored with two awards for preventing homelessness and preserving affordable housing at the NCSHA conference, highlighting their success in creating shelter beds, rehousing households, and preventing homelessness.