A 48-year-old man was arrested after brass plates were taken from TriMet MAX platforms, officials say. Authorities warn missing covers expose sensitive equipment and could cause outages.

A Fresno truck driver pleaded not guilty March 30 after a Nov. 24 crash on U.S. Highway 20 east of Bend killed two newlyweds. ICE has lodged a detainer and a January 2027 trial is scheduled.

Two people were shot late Saturday near Hillsboro's Airplane Home; a suspect is in custody and investigators remain on the scene.

A pre-dawn collision on Lancaster Drive Northeast left one driver dead. Police arrested a 35-year-old Salem man who now faces multiple charges.

Building sprinklers activated after an exterior fire breached a wall near SE 24th in southeast Portland, slowing the blaze while crews worked from outside.

A stipulated-facts GEI proceeding is set today in the 2022 Old Town killing of Mark Davis; prosecutors say they expect a guilty-except-for-insanity finding and a state-hospital commitment. The case renews questions about an earlier assault two days before the slaying.

Shobi Dahl is opening her nearly 20,000‑sq‑ft Lake Oswego estate, Palais de Leon, as a short‑term rental managed by iTrip Northwest. Nightly rates will start around $3,000.

An inmate at the Multnomah County Detention Center died after a medical emergency on March 26. Officials say the East County Major Crimes Team is investigating.

A 19-year-old was arrested after detectives recovered rifles and a shotgun during a search warrant tied to a West Salem armed menacing. The investigation remains active.

Portland Fire single-game tickets go on sale April 1 at 10 a.m. PT, with early access for Ember Circle, Thorns members and partner groups.

Portland police released a suspect sketch in the Nov. 12 sexual assault of a teenage girl and are asking the public for tips.

Bank of America will occupy roughly 6,000 square feet in a former department‑store storefront downtown, a notable national lease in Portland’s retail core. The move fits BofA’s strategy of smaller, consultative 'financial centers.'

Charles MacDonald Porter was stopped on I-5 near Woodburn after a driver reported indecent conduct; court papers connect him to earlier Seattle-area freeway cases.