Portland faces a week of continuous rainfall with daily showers and potential for quarter-inch precipitation, as per the National Weather Service forecast.

Jacob Ramos, known as "Bier," was convicted in Portland for multiple vandalism counts and earlier for gun-related offenses including making illegal firearms.

A shooting in Northeast Portland's Hollywood district early Friday morning led to Halsey Street's closure and an ongoing police investigation. Details and the extent of injuries are currently unknown.

Washington County's LUT road crews are prepared for winter, having trained and equipped with new trucks for snow and ice. They will operate on 12-hour shifts to keep priority routes clear.

Multnomah County has launched a new task force to combat rising property crimes, bringing together multiple law enforcement agencies to develop collaborative strategies against burglaries.

Seattle police investigated a disturbance with possible gunfire, an aggressive suspect at DESC, and a verbal assault involving transphobic threats, as detailed on the SPD Blotter.

The EPAB is set to meet remotely on November 20 to discuss Oregon's online agency services. Public can join via a provided Microsoft Teams link or call-in number.

MV Realty settled with the Oregon DOJ, ending their deceptive 40-year homeowner contracts and liens in Oregon, restoring ownership rights to affected homeowners.

MCSO and FBI seized 14 pounds of drugs and firearms in Pacific Northwest raids, arresting two people on federal charges.

The Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability seeks public comment on new rules for gas-powered leaf blowers, focusing on noise and pollution concerns.

Upcoming improvements at N Rosa Parks Way & Greeley Avenue intersection in Portland feature a new traffic signal, safety enhancements, and better accessibility; construction to last a year but with maintained access for all.

Oregon Parks and Recreation Department completed some state park upgrades with GO Bond funds, but delays have postponed additional improvements until 2026 due to cost increases and revenue reduction.

Woodburn City Council suspended the Flock Safety camera system for 60 days following privacy and ICE collaboration concerns from residents and national scrutiny on the company's cybersecurity practices.