Portland Parks & Recreation seeks volunteers for the Holiday Express train event, offering a festive ride through Portland and benefits such as meals and a potential complimentary ride.

Governor Tina Kotek visited Clatsop County to discuss homelessness solutions and visited housing projects highlighting her administration's progress in tackling the issue.

The National Weather Service in Portland issued an Air Stagnation Advisory warning of stagnant air conditions and potential health problems for those with respiratory issues.

Cryptosporidium has been detected in Portland's water supply; no immediate action for residents is necessary while officials monitor the situation and plan to install filtration by 2027.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office reports a deadly confrontation between Stephen R. Wilson and his son Ren M. Wilson in their Wilsonville home, resulting in both their deaths.

A DUII suspect was arrested after reversing into a police car during a traffic stop and then fleeing, leading to another stop and arrest by Clackamas County authorities.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek is calling a special legislative session to address the state's $350 million wildfire costs, as the fire season burned 1.9 million acres.

The search for missing hiker Susan Lane-Fournier in the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness has been suspended after extensive efforts, but the investigation continues.

Law enforcement agencies in Portland conducted a traffic enforcement mission, resulting in over 1,300 stops, 62 arrests, 890 citations, two firearms recovered, and 43 vehicles towed.

Washington County invites residents to discuss Farmington Road's future at a Dec. 11 workshop, highlighting public involvement in local infrastructure planning.

Oregon authorities arrested seven individuals following an investigation into a crime spree involving gun possession, identity theft, and vehicle prowling.

The article reports on a fatal collision involving a pedestrian, Garrick Wall, and a GMC Terrain driven by James Harpole on Hwy 101 in Lane County, Oregon.

The Portland City Council unanimously updated the city's Odor Code to be more lenient for businesses such as restaurants and nail salons, exempting them from previous regulations.