Dalano Banton's performance sparks optimism for the future of the struggling Portland Trail Blazers as he averages impressive stats after a series of team changes.

Portland is advancing its traffic calming initiatives with multiple projects under its Fixing Our Streets program to make neighborhoods safer and reduce speeding.

A pedestrian, Cameron K. Giles, died from his injuries after a vehicular crash on April 1 in Portland. The driver cooperated with police, who are still investigating the incident.

The National Weather Service in Portland forecasts a week of showers and partial cloudiness with varying temperatures, hinting at intermittent rain and some sunny intervals.

Portland community leaders are rallying against anti-Asian violence and supporting 73-year-old Xinmin Liang, a recent victim, demanding safer streets for all.

The Hillsboro Public Library hosted a naturalization ceremony for 38 new U.S. citizens from 23 countries, in an event supported by the city and USCIS.

Crews are fixing a broken sewer line in West Linn after wastewater leaked near the Willamette River, prompting a temporary public avoidance advisory for parts of the river.

Portland offers free workshops for residents to learn de-escalation and anti-racist practices, aiming to foster a socially equitable community with mentorship opportunities.

Gateway Green in Portland is set for upgrades including new trails, an entry plaza, and habitat restoration, funded by Commissioner Dan Ryan's initiative for a more inclusive and accessible park.

Journalist Angelica Thornton's coverage of Vicky Smith, a homeless woman in Portland, leads to the Mental Health and Addiction Association of Oregon offering Smith temporary housing.

A new land use proposal in Portland, LU 24-014123 HR, seeks a Historic Resource Review for alterations in a historic district, inviting public commentary.

A report reveals that 71% of food wasted at home in Oregon is edible, and tackling this can save families $1,600 annually, prompting a wider call for mindful consumption and waste reduction.

The U.S. Attorney's Office reports a $6 million forfeiture of Oregon properties tied to an interstate marijuana ring, with cash also paid to prevent seizure.