Portland's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability is advancing various projects focused on growth and sustainability, including the Reconnecting Albina Planning Project.

Five people were arrested for vandalism during a Portland march; police and OSP intervened following graffiti incidents. Cleanup efforts are underway. PPB uses a tiered approach for public order management.

Oregon firefighters join efforts in San Diego to combat the Lilac Fire, bringing additional resources and manpower to support local teams and protect the community from the wildfire's spread.

Mayor Keith Wilson of Portland affirmed the city's sanctuary status and its support for undocumented immigrants in the face of stricter federal immigration enforcement.

Washington County law enforcement leaders endorse fairness in justice, affirming equal access irrespective of citizenship, and upholding Oregon's sanctuary law.

Two individuals from Oregon were arrested for allegedly impersonating firefighters during the Palisades Fire evacuation in LA. They were caught with a fake fire department vehicle.

Rescuers found climber Brendan Davis near Mount Hood's Paradise Park Trailhead after hours of searching in difficult conditions.

A man from Klamath Falls was sentenced to life for kidnapping and sexually assaulting two women, leading to his conviction for a July 2023 crime spree.

Climber Brendan Davis from Spokane was found safe on Mt. Hood by rescue teams after going missing in a whiteout.

Portland's forecast includes partly sunny skies, stable temperatures around 36 degrees, and light to no wind, with a pattern of cloudy evenings and slightly warmer, sunny days ahead.

The new City Administrator's Report from North Bend details municipal spending, law enforcement tech upgrades, community events, environmental projects, and an investment in early literacy.

Washington County has launched an online permitting portal, BDAS, enhancing the building project process by allowing online application submissions and project management.

Hillsboro City Council approved utility rate adjustments for 2025 & 2026 to maintain essential services, with tiered water billing to encourage conservation and utility assistance for residents struggling with payments.