Commissioner Rubio launches a Homeless Response Action Plan to address the city's homelessness by providing shelter and services aiming towards stable housing.

Portland's City Elections Office is enhancing voter outreach ahead of the November 2024 elections, with plans to increase public involvement and voter education, including digital and workshop initiatives.

Jaimes Valdez, who grew up in economic poverty, now champions clean energy and community engagement in the Pacific Northwest, backed by a background in physics and environmental studies.

PBOT promotes safe transportation with discounts for taxi, Uber, and Lyft rides during St. Patrick's Day celebrations to prevent impaired driving and support the Vision Zero mission.

Santa Clara Broncos face the Portland Pilots in the WCC tournament, where the Broncos have a 24-7 record and the Pilots 19-12. Tess Heal and Kennedy Dickie lead their teams in points scored.

Gov. Tina Kotek plans to sign Oregon's House Bill 4002, amending Measure 110 by reintroducing criminal penalties for drug possession. This follows increased drug-related concerns in the state.

Portland calls on residents to join a listening session for shaping future city council operations, focusing on public engagement and council responsiveness.

The Wildcats and Vikings are expected to have a tight match in the Big Sky Tournament this Saturday, with predictions favoring Weber State in a close game. Both teams are seeking to bounce back from recent losses.

Oregon reports a significant rise in fentanyl exposure among children under 6, with incidents rising from none in 2020 to 16 in 2023, as per Oregon Poison Center and OHSU.

Popina Swimwear's NE Portland store will close after 18 years as owner Lulu Levenson heads towards retirement, but the online and wholesale operations will continue.

Newsweek readers voted the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry as the best science museum in the U.S., highlighting OMSI's popularity and its recent "Tyrannosaurs - Meet the Family" exhibit.

An Alaska Airlines flight landed at Portland with its cargo door ajar, raising safety questions; the airline suggested it opened post-landing and necessary maintenance was performed.

The Portland Police conducted a successful operation arresting 34 individuals, including one for selling fentanyl, issuing 29 tickets, seizing drugs, two stolen vehicles, and an illegal firearm.