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.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet week for Portland with showers, a potential thunderstorm, and high winds today. Rain is likely to continue into the weekend.

Portland Bureau of Transportation launched a campaign asking citizens to adopt storm drains to prevent flooding, providing tips on proper maintenance and safety.

Portland residents prepare for a rainy week, with the chance of showers and potential thunderstorms; 100% precipitation expected at times and mild temperatures around 60 degrees.

Portland unanimously passed an ordinance to become a Sanctuary City, limiting city employee cooperation with federal immigration authorities and mandating police to report any policy breaches.

The weather in Portland is expected to vary, with clearing skies today and potential rain and thunderstorms over the weekend, followed by mixed conditions next week.

Governor Tina Kotek confirmed Oregon's entry into the Governors Public Health Alliance for enhanced coordination and response to public health emergencies.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield, with other attorneys general, condemns a Trump memorandum targeting nonprofit organizations, seeing it as an attack on free speech and association.

Chad Westover was convicted by a Clackamas County jury for the second-degree murder of Tristan Thomas and unlawful use of a weapon after a fatal altercation last year.

The Portland Police closely monitored a peaceful protest in South Waterfront, facilitating communication without making arrests, and reaffirmed their non-involvement in federal immigration enforcement.