PPB monitored a protest near ICE in South Portland, making no arrests, and reiterated their commitment to public safety over direct immigration enforcement.

A US citizen high school student was detained by ICE in Oregon, sparking local protests and criticism over aggressive ICE tactics and concerns of overreach, as residents and officials respond.

The Sherwood Police Department humorously reported an attempted school break-in on Facebook, recounted with wit and referring to the suspects as "#TinyDeskTroubleMakers" and "#JuiceBoxBandits".

A magnitude 3.2 earthquake struck northwest of Salem, with its epicenter near Amity, and was felt in Salem and surrounding towns. No damage was reported.

Portland's forecast includes a week of drizzle and clouds, with varying chances of showers and temperatures in the mid-40s to low 50s, persisting into Thanksgiving and the following weekend.

Portland Police monitored a protest at South Waterfront without making arrests, maintaining public safety, and communicated their non-involvement in immigration enforcement. No arrests were added to the count from recent protests.

Multnomah County Sheriff's Office highlighted the success of their recruitment event for corrections deputies, focusing on workforce diversity and the challenging yet rewarding nature of the role.

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.