Portland's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability introduces grants to improve digital skills in the Native American community, addressing local digital disparities.

Scammers in Oregon are sending fake DMV and ODOT texts about unpaid tolls to cheat people out of money, employing threats and fake websites. ODOT warns to verify claims directly and report scams to authorities.

A driver died in a single-vehicle crash on N. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Portland. Police are investigating the incident and have closed a portion of the road. They are also requesting information from witnesses.

Clark County seeks individuals for its Commission on Aging, focusing on the needs of senior residents with emphasis on housing and healthy communities. Applications are due by April 9, 2025.

Portland approved a PGE powerline expansion in Forest Park despite opposition, leading to a potential legal battle with environmental advocates who oppose the felling of trees.

Portland Pilots face Oregon State Beavers in the WCC women's basketball final after beating Washington State, with Emme Shearer leading the Pilots' victory.

Portland Fire & Rescue shared a post highlighting their firefighters' training on the "Vent Isolate Search" technique essential for life-saving in actual fire scenarios.

Portland's Revenue Division expands e-filing options, including TurboTax, for local tax returns, promising a streamlined process and paperless convenience.

Sewage spill in NE Portland caused by equipment failure at a pump station prompts a public health advisory; cleanup ongoing with 500 gallons released into Columbia Slough.

Three U.S. Army soldiers, including one former member, have been indicted for theft of government property and bribery; they're accused of compromising U.S. military integrity for Chinese interests.

Portland Street Response has updated policies, allowing responders to shuttle at-risk individuals to services and enter certain public spaces to offer assistance, though they can't enter private spaces.

Sergeant Mike Koprek retires from the Clark County Sheriff's Office after 25 years, having served in various roles, including detective and mentor to new deputies.

Clark County Community Services is seeking public input on the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan for housing and community improvements via surveys, meetings, and city council sessions.