Portland invites public feedback on RICAP 11 Discussion Draft, proposing zoning code updates to simplify urban development and use, incorporating changes related to parking, exterior areas, and regulatory improvements.

Medford announced upcoming roadwork causing closures and traffic changes from June 16 to July 03, 2025, including gas utility, fiber installation, and tree trimming efforts, with detours needed.

Portland experiences a calm, overcast morning with expected clearer skies and a high of 77°F later in the day, but mixed weather with chances of showers is forecasted for the week ahead.

The NWS forecast for Portland, OR, describes a transition from morning clouds to clear skies with highs around 72-79°F and calm winds through midweek, with a slight chance of showers by next Tuesday night and potentially Wednesday.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office is investigating a home invasion and sexual assault in Beaverton, with a potential link to Luis Garcia, who has an alibi and faces unrelated charges.

Oregon's AG and 20 other states oppose Trump's bid to federalize California's National Guard, citing constitutional overreach and a threat to state sovereignty.

Oregon DOJ concluded its investigation into a police shooting at a Milwaukie Taco Bell, with no charges against the officers involved after a grand jury ruling.

The 40th annual Medford Cruise will feature a car show and a main event with classic cars cruising downtown, with road closures planned for the festivities.

Oregon's SPIRE grant program funded new water rescue gear for Grants Pass Fire Rescue and Douglas County Fire District, improving emergency responses.

Three were arrested near a Portland ICE facility for starting a fire, including one who allegedly assaulted an officer. Charges include Reckless Burning.

Michael Mazzi, 35, was found guilty by a Multnomah County jury of terrorizing an elderly couple in their home on charges including burglary and coercion.

National Night Out on August 1, 2025, fosters community and police relations with events like block parties and parades. Washington County encourages early event registration.

Multnomah County residents expressed concerns at a budget hearing over proposed cuts to various services for FY 2026, facing a significant funding gap.