An Estacada man died in a head-on crash in Clackamas County, with three others injured. Authorities investigate potential factors like speed or impairment.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Portland, Oregon, expecting showers to continue with partial clearing later and temperatures around the mid-50s. Rain is likely into Tuesday, with potential sun on Wednesday.

Oregon's Department of Emergency Management launches initiatives to combat hate crimes and ensure election safety, including hotlines for bias incidents and voter protection.

Steve Stadum is set to become the interim president of OHSU, upon expected confirmation at a public meeting, with the search for a permanent president underway.

Christine Sinclair will play her last regular-season game with the Portland Thorns, marking her retirement and a significant moment for the team's playoff chances.

A homeless man, Russell, finds stable housing in Washington County through dedicated outreach efforts and social services, highlighting the value of support and trust in overcoming homelessness.

The Portland Unified Command has announced increased safety measures during election week, despite no specific threats. Local and federal officials encourage peaceful expression of First Amendment rights.

A man robbed a Key Bank in Vancouver using a revolver; employees secured themselves in a safe room, and police swiftly arrested the suspect nearby, recovering stolen items and a firearm.

Hillsboro's "2035 Community Plan" initiative announces final prize winners, rewarding residents like Lauren W. and Kimberly D. for contributing to the city's future plans with local experiences and vouchers.

Multnomah County proclaimed Nov. 4, 2024, as Election Hero Day to honor election workers amidst misinformation challenges and a shift to ranked-choice voting.

An observant bystander and rapid police response led to the detention of Tyler Archibald, 27, after a domestic violence-related shooting in Portland. Bullet casings and a damaged Subaru were found at the scene.

Portland will start towing vehicles without visible VINs or at least one license plate from November 12, as part of efforts to remove improperly parked vehicles. Residents can report parking violations to the city.

The Clark County Elections Office will conduct a manual ballot count comparison on Nov. 6, with a statewide risk-limiting audit to follow on Nov. 19, to ensure accurate vote counting.