A cyclist died in a crash at Washington Park, Portland, after trying to ride through a gap between boulders. The PPB is investigating the incident. Identity and crash details remain undisclosed.

Portland recovers $6.7 million in funds diverted from the Bull Run Filtration Project after a joint investigative effort by local and federal agencies.

Barbara's family transitioned from renters to homeowners with government aid, overcoming unemployment and high rent, and buying their home through a departmental program.

Portland's weather is reported as mostly sunny with a high of 82 degrees and a slight breeze today. Clouds will increase tonight, with a low of 59 degrees. A consistent pattern of clear nights and sunny days is expected throughout the week.

A pedestrian died in an early morning crash in Northeast Portland, with an investigation closing part of Northeast Columbia Boulevard. Traffic was redirected as the police worked on the scene.

Metro Council approved $12.5 million for Clackamas County's Sunrise Gateway Corridor project to enhance safety and connectivity between 135th and 152nd avenues.

A man was stabbed in downtown Portland; three suspects face assault charges. The victim's injuries are non-life-threatening. The incident is under investigation by Portland Police Bureau.

Edgar Ocampo-Reza was sentenced to 38 years for child sexual abuse after extradition from Mexico; the judge cited significant harm caused. His conviction followed strong evidence and victim testimony.

The Bridge to Home Shelter in Tigard, important for aiding homeless families, grand re-opened after renovations and is the largest in Washington County.

Portland's homeless management efforts were adjusted due to extreme heat, pausing camp removals; however, shelter referrals continued, with the city resuming cleanups after the heat emergency lifted.

Multnomah County announces the grand reopening of its CROPS Farm, showcasing sustainable agricultural practices and social equity efforts focused on supporting marginalized farmers.

Clackamas County crackdown arrests 17 alleged shoplifters, with varying convictions and trials underway. District Attorney John Wentworth emphasizes rigorous prosecution and the broader impact on consumers.

Portland Police launch a road safety campaign as schools reopen, enforcing traffic laws and urging drivers to slow down and stay attentive in school zones.