A group caused property damage in downtown Portland, with police alerted to their march beforehand. Despite no arrests during the unrest, investigation and prosecution are promised.

At least 15 vehicles were set on fire at the Portland Police Training Division; officials are investigating the suspected arson with no reported injuries.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks public input on its directive revision to enhance transparency and community involvement in policing practices. The document and feedback link are available online.

Oregon schools encourage students to engage in physical activity by participating in Bike + Roll to School Day on May 8, promoting health and community benefits.

Clackamas County has issued over 315,000 ballots for the May 21 primary election, with a new ballot design and a privacy weave envelope. Voters can track their ballots and must return them by 8 p.m. on Election Day.

A driver in Washington County was arrested after causing two crashes, fleeing the scene, and leading police on a high-speed chase before being captured.

The National Weather Service predicts a 100% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms in Portland today, with some hail, a high near 54°F, and strong winds. Conditions will improve slightly midweek before more showers return.

Seattle joins the C40 Cities Urban Nature Accelerator, committing to ensure 30% of the city comprises green spaces for climate resilience and has already exceeded the green coverage goal.

Portland-area voters will decide on a $380 million bond for the Oregon Zoo in May, maintaining current tax rates but funding infrastructure improvements for animal welfare.

The Portland Public Environment Management Office unveiled a new wayfinding project at a downtown garage to help visitors locate parking and nearby businesses.

Portland faces a wet week with persistent showers and potential thunderstorms, small hail, and steady temperatures. The chance of precipitation remains high into the weekend, offering only brief respite.

Portland International Airport is reinstating its famous 1988 teal carpet in the new terminal, reflecting local culture and prompting traveler excitement.

The South Portland Police Department hosted its annual Drug Take Back Event to safely collect unused or expired medications, preventing misuse and overdose, with support from the DEA.