Washington County's District Attorney's Office received a $1.5 million grant from Oregon to combat shoplifting and organized retail theft, marking the state's largest allocation for this purpose.

North Bend is converting the Keizer Bros. Hospital into workforce housing, balancing historical preservation, environmental safety, and funding concerns in the comprehensive redevelopment process.

Oregon boosts affordable housing development, financing 4,806 units, improving from 3,208 last year, despite supply issues. OHCS highlights streamlining with ORCA and earmarks funds for diverse projects, including veteran and elder homes.

Deputies from the MCDSA delivered about 100 toys to Randall Children's Hospital, a gesture aimed at bringing joy to hospitalized children during the holidays.

North Bend Police Dept. received a $125,000 COPS grant to hire a narcotics investigator. They're hosting "Coffee with a Cop" on Dec. 10, 2025, for community engagement.

Portland Parks & Recreation opens reservations for 2026 weddings in parks and gardens, with in-person bookings starting January 5 and other methods available the following day.

The NWS has issued a flood watch and warning for Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington due to heavy rains, with risks of river flooding and landslides.

Portland Police seized a firearm during a traffic stop by the FIT; two convicted felons were arrested for illegal possession of the weapon. The FIT's role in violence prevention is highlighted.

Christian Gannon Dukes was sentenced to 60 months in prison for setting fire to the Blue Heron paper mill in Oregon City.

A fatal collision in Portland's Hazelwood Neighborhood killed cyclist Felipe Barajas-Nolazco. The driver involved is not facing citations after investigation.

Washington County has provided a $25.6 million CPACE loan to Cedarbrook Senior Living for an eco-friendly assisted living facility in Tigard, aiming to open in 2028.

K Keen has been appointed as Oregon's insurance commissioner after acting in the role since June and being the deputy for five years. Keen's tenure has seen DFR reaccredited by NAIC and the implementation of protective legislation.

Deputy Michael Macuk achieved solo status with the Yamhill County Sheriff's Office after completing his Field Training Evaluation Program, marking a career milestone.