The Hillsboro Police Blotter outlines various local police incidents, ranging from bike theft to hit and runs, and includes public efforts to ensure safety.

Jack P. Hauser was arrested in Hillsboro for charges including Human Trafficking and failing to register as a sex offender, after exploiting a disabled man.

The Portland Police arrested 14 for DUII during a holiday crackdown, issuing 120 citations and 22 warnings, emphasizing sober driving and a zero-tolerance policy for all forms of impaired driving.

The digital Oregon General Election Voters' Pamphlet is now available, providing details on candidates and measures for informed voting decisions. It can be accessed online with the printed version being distributed by October 14.

The Portland Police Bureau's Central Bike Squad conducted a drug mission downtown, resulting in four arrests and alternatives to incarceration for two individuals.

A shootout at an Aloha church parking lot resulted in two injuries and damage to nearby homes. Two suspects were arrested, with a third being sought by police.

Fifteen neglected animals were seized from an East Portland home due to malnutrition and poor living conditions following a joint operation by law enforcement and animal welfare groups.

Oregon Crime Stoppers offers a reward for information on the 2019 murder of Logan Nettleton in Portland. Her family, including her son who was present, seeks justice.

The Clark County Canvassing Board will certify the manual recount for the Commissioner of Public Lands race from a recent election on September 3, 2024.

Oregon is set to enforce a ban on "ghost guns" lacking serial numbers, aiming to improve public safety by regulating untraceable firearms starting September 1, as reminded by the state's Department of Justice.

Clark County Public Health has issued a warning for Lacamas Lake due to high cyanotoxin levels, advising against water contact and recommending fish be cleaned thoroughly, while Round Lake has been cleared.

The Portland Police Bureau, with other agencies, rescued 13 dogs and two cats from neglect in a Southeast Portland home, with charges pending against the owner.

The Amazon Path in Eugene closes temporarily for Amazon Creek Restoration, affecting the stretch between 24th and 19th Avenues. Detours are provided during the works, set to finish in early October.