Seven individuals are charged with operating a burglary ring targeting Asian business owners in Oregon and Washington, using sophisticated methods and causing fear in the community.

Washington County is planning to replace the timber bridge on Turk Road with a concrete one and seeks public input through an online open house until November 23.

Oregon State Parks and Recreation Commission to hold a virtual meeting for public input on future policies, with an executive session on acquisitions and legal matters closed to the public.

A fatal shooting in downtown Portland has been declared a homicide, with the victim succumbing to gunshot wounds. The Portland Police Bureau seeks tips for the ongoing investigation.

Voter turnout in Clackamas County's special election reaches 39.6%, with local governance measures in specific areas being decided. Official results are pending certification on December 1st.

Historic tours of Medford's Eastwood Cemetery, led by volunteer Steven Corelis, bring local history to life, with upcoming events on Nov. 12 and Jan. 14.

Oregon's Building Codes Division warns of a phishing scam targeting residents with false permit approval and payment requests via email. Officials urge verifying such demands with local offices directly.

Oregon leads a Supreme Court case challenging the presidential use of emergency powers to set tariffs, arguing the measures increase living costs for Americans.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield filed a lawsuit with 11 other states against federal agencies for withholding emergency and homeland security funds.

Vashon M. Locust, 51, was arrested by Portland authorities for starting a fire near Councilor Candace Avalos's home, charged with Reckless Burning and Criminal Mischief. The act was deemed non-targeted.

A woman in Portland is charged with assaulting a federal officer near an ICE office on October 31, 2025. This is part of a series of charges since June 2025, with 38 people indicted for federal crimes at ICE facilities.

Today is the last day to vote in the Portland and Lake Oswego Special Election; Multnomah County urges voters to use Official Ballot Drop Sites to ensure ballots are counted.

Governor Tina Kotek of Oregon launches the Moderate-Income Revolving Loan Program to build new housing for families earning less than 120% of the Area Median Income.