Portland Police Bureau Highlights Crime Reduction and Outreach in 2024 Annual Report
The Portland Police Bureau's 2024 Annual Report highlights achievements in crime reduction and efforts to improve community relations, with ongoing challenges and upcoming virtual precinct meetings for public engagement.
Impasse Declared: Portland's City Workers Closer to Strike Amid Stalled Union Negotiations
The City of Portland is at an impasse with its Professional Workers' union, which could lead to a strike in mid-June if negotiations over their first contract, including fair compensation and benefits, are not resolved by the May 9 deadline.
REAL ID Enforcement Commences: Oregon Aims for Higher Compliance Ahead of Busy Travel Season
Starting today, passengers over 18 need a REAL ID or acceptable alternative for U.S. flights. Oregon marked May 7 as REAL ID Day, with Oregon DMV expanding services to meet demand for compliant IDs. Non-compliant travelers may face delays.
Clackamas County Celebrates New Courthouse: A Fusion of Modern Design and Justice Serving Over 430,000 Residents
Clackamas County unveils its new $313 million courthouse with modern and secure features, set to open to the public on May 19. The energy-efficient building represents a significant investment in judicial innovation and community service.
Clackamas County Sting Operation Nets 25, Recovers $4.5K in Stolen Goods, Effort Bolstered by Oregon Senate Bill 900 Funds
Clackamas County Sheriff's Office arrested 25 individuals in a crackdown on retail crime, recovering $4,500 in stolen goods and clearing 24 warrants with the help of multiple agencies.












