A Wind Advisory is in effect until 11 PM for Portland and Vancouver, with gusts up to 45-50 mph possible. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are also forecasted, with steady precipitation expected into next week.

Oregon calls for volunteers to help low-income families with tax preparation through VITA and TCE programs, noting many don't claim available tax credits.

Governor Kotek seeks a new Union County Justice Court judge following Judge Rick Dall's resignation announcement for February 2026. Applications are due via email by November 19, 2025. A merit-based selection encouraging diversity is emphasized.

The DEA's 29th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day offers free disposal of unused medications at various locations to prevent misuse and promote safety.

Portland invites artists to submit proposals for CityFleet public art projects on Swan Island, with a total budget of $300,000, as part of the Percent for Art Program. Applications are due by November 24.

Portland issued a pre-seizure notice for an illegally parked, abandoned 1968 Tomsawy boat, stipulating an October 24 removal deadline or face potential costs.

The National Weather Service forecasts morning fog, a partly sunny sky, and a slight chance of rain for Portland, with persistent showers and possible thunderstorms expected later in the week.

Clackamas County property tax statements are being mailed by October 25, with a 5.02% increase from last year, and a November 17 payment deadline. Taxpayers can access eNotices online since October 21.

The Oregon DFR is urging financial and insurance entities to assist local residents affected by the federal government shutdown, offering leniency like grace periods and waiving late fees.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has allowed the president's order to deploy the Oregon National Guard in Portland, overturning a previous TRO. Oregon AG Dan Rayfield criticized the decision, fearing overreach and escalations.

A semitruck crash on I-5 northbound in Portland caused significant traffic disruptions, with extended delays expected for cleanup efforts. No injuries were reported.

The Portland City Council has codified its Sanctuary City status, setting rules against using city resources for federal immigration enforcement, with training for officials, as shared on their social media.

Portland Police supported a large march ensuring safety and traffic control with multiple units, including Dialogue Liaison Officers, and collaboration with local partners.