The Washington County Sheriff's Office offers a self-defense class for women over 14 to enhance their safety, teaching physical defense techniques and situational awareness.

The Vancouver Police are investigating the suspicious disappearance of a local woman, Cristina Ase, who did not show up for work and has not been seen since early Tuesday morning.

A land use proposal for 531 SE 14th Ave in Portland is undergoing Historic Resource Review, potentially impacting the historic neighborhood's character, with public input sought on the city's architectural heritage.

Governor Tina Kotek is seeking a new judge for Columbia County as Judge Cathleen B. Callahan retires on May 31. Applications are due by April 17th, 5 PM. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, Oregon residents, and members of the Oregon State Bar.

Portland's Rockwood neighborhood begins construction on the SE 174th Avenue Sidewalk Infill project for safer pedestrian and cyclist access, funded by a $2.4 million investment.

Portland officials are seeking public feedback on "Our Creative Future," a draft plan to enhance the arts scene across the tri-county area, through various engagement methods.

A historic resource review proposal, with case file number LU 24-021823 HR, is underway for a significant building at 2407 NE 10th Avenue in Portland. The details of the proposed changes are not yet public.

A naloxone vending machine has been installed in Clark County Jail's public lobby to help combat opioid overdoses, especially among those recently released.

Washington County is seeking public feedback on its Draft FY 2024-25 Road Maintenance Program, which includes road repairs, culvert replacements, and vegetation management.

A shooting in Downtown Portland resulted in the death of 33-year-old Aaron K. Beasley. The Portland Police Bureau is investigating the homicide and seeking community assistance.

Richard Dunham was sentenced to a year and a day in prison for defrauding the J.R. Simplot Company and its subsidiary by mislabeling seeds and taking kickbacks.

Hillsboro's Brookwood and Shute Park Libraries will temporarily close in April for maintenance and cleaning. Services remain accessible via other local libraries and digital tools.

The article details federal charges against four Hoover Criminal Gang members for a murder in Portland, highlighting the gang's violent crimes and the inter-agency investigation involved.