The Multnomah County Board approved a $3.96 billion budget for community services and infrastructure, focusing on homelessness, health, and education.

Two teenagers in Salem were charged with animal abuse after a surveillance video showed them shooting a cat. The incident also involves evidence tampering. Authorities seek the weapon and more information.

Portland will host a Wear Orange event on June 8 to address gun violence, offering speeches, survivor stories, and resources on prevention, with food and music for attendees.

Alec James Baldridge was found guilty of second-degree murder and weapon use for the 2021 shooting of Dominic Jacoby.

The Clackamas County DA released details on the grand jury review of Andrew Hyun Song's fatal law enforcement shooting, discussing the case's impact on police-community relations.

The Portland Association of Teachers released a guide for teaching about Palestine, causing debate over potential bias and political advocacy in education.

A garage fire in Vancouver required a swift response from 22 firefighters, but no injuries occurred. Separate incidents saw one person injured and six dogs rescued from another fire. Officials stress safety and smoke detector maintenance.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson updated their Homelessness Response Action Plan, incorporating public feedback to address the crisis with a multifaceted approach.

The City of Hillsboro celebrates Pride Month with a rainbow flag over the Civic Center Plaza, Pride-themed logo, events including a 5k run, community picnic, and a literature event highlighting queer stories.

Police identified Kelly D. Ankeny Jr. as the victim of a fatal shooting in Hazelwood, Portland, with the investigation ongoing and local community shaken.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office emphasizes the need for hiker preparedness and familiarization with terrain to prevent distress calls and rescues. They recommend carrying "Ten Essentials" and using the STOP method if lost.

Oregon officials, including Governor Tina Kotek, initiate the Clean Tech Manufacturing Task Force to secure federal funds for the state's clean energy sector.

Downtown Portland anticipates over 200,000 people for the Starlight Parade and a Timbers match, causing major traffic with road closures and parking restrictions. Public transit is advised.