Restaurant owner Eddie Dong intends to sue the city of Portland, claiming discriminatory and subjective enforcement of an odor code led to the closing of his Pho Gabo eatery.

The Oregon State Fire Marshal allocated $6 million in grants to support local firefighting agencies ahead of the 2024 wildfire season, bolstering fire department staffing levels.

Multnomah County proclaims April 2024 as Child Abuse Prevention Month, highlighting the public health crisis of child abuse and the Multidisciplinary Child Abuse Team's efforts in addressing cases.

Multnomah County authorities are investigating after a dead body was found in the Willamette River near the Eastbank Esplanade. The cause of death is unknown.

Portland introduces 'Near Me Now' sidewalk clings featuring QR codes to direct pedestrians to local shops and attractions, aiming to increase foot traffic and support the economy.

Clackamas County launches a campaign to distribute free Deterra medication disposal pouches at 20 locations to combat overdose deaths and protect the environment.

Portland will recognize International Noise Awareness Day on April 24 to address and mitigate noise pollution-related health issues like stress and sleep disruption.

The article outlines Portland's weather forecast, mentioning a slight chance of rain, expected high temperatures in the 60s, and light breezes. Showers are anticipated at night, with a sunny Saturday and partly sunny Sunday to follow.

Clark County is hosting a resource fair on April 27 at Education Service District 112 to aid young adults with disabilities in transitioning to adulthood, offering free lunch and various supportive resources.

Portland's city officials have decided to preserve the historic building at 520 SW Yamhill St, maintaining the area's architectural heritage amid urban development.

Douglas A. Olson is appointed as the Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's Portland Field Office, a position announced by FBI Director Christopher Wray.

DA Mike Schmidt releases weekly reports on felony cases dismissed due to a public defense crisis in Multnomah County, highlighting the impact on the justice system.

The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners declared April 2024 Child Abuse Prevention Month, highlighting the need for public awareness and intervention in child maltreatment cases.