A man turned himself in for a 2022 deadly crash in Portland after being charged with Manslaughter and DUII, following a collision that killed his passenger.

The PCEF committee in Portland approved a new funding process, allocating $158 million over five years for clean-energy projects prioritizing vulnerable communities.

Washington State man Levi Blomdahl receives an 84-month prison sentence for fentanyl distribution and for a scheme involving the theft of a teenager's motorcycle.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office conducted a traffic safety operation during St. Paddy's weekend, leading to 1600 stops, 313 warnings, 156 citations, and 20 DUII arrests, with no traffic fatalities reported.

Portland's transportation workers fixed 1,800 potholes in two weeks, reclaiming the drivability of 77% of East Portland's roads after severe winter storms damaged them.

The LA Clippers beat the Portland Trail Blazers 116-103, with Kawhi Leonard scoring 24 points, indicating the team is back in form after a recent slump.

Four alleged Hoover gang members are charged with the mistaken-identity murder of an Uber driver in Portland in 2020, with possible federal death penalty consequences.

Portland's Water Bureau uses satellite technology initially made for Mars to detect leaks in the city's water system, uncovering around 650 potential leaks, which is about 8% of the network.

A family of six was rescued by Clackamas County Sheriff's SAR after being stranded in Mt. Hood National Forest, assisted by a snowcat and multiple agencies.

Clackamas County's Social Services adds an electric Ford Transit E 360 to its fleet, enhancing its Transportation Reaching People program for eco-friendly senior and disabled transit.

Robert Plympton was convicted for the 1980 murder of Barbara Tucker, thanks to DNA evidence from a discarded gum.

Portland police arrested 28 suspects in a retail theft crackdown, seizing $31,000 in stolen goods and apprehending one individual with an out-of-state homicide warrant.

Portland police made over 1,600 traffic stops, resulted in 950 citations and numerous arrests during a St. Patrick's Day weekend crackdown on drunk and reckless driving.