David B. Peer III was arrested in Cully, Portland for arson, using a weapon and recklessly endangering others after gunfire. No injuries reported, but several firearms were seized.

Portland police recovered a stolen 2024 Volkswagen Tiguan and seized three illegal firearms after a pursuit, arresting 23-year-old suspect Ahmed Kassim.

Two people were injured in a shooting at Dawson Park in North Portland, with over 70 shell casings found at the scene. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Rob Gale has been named the permanent head coach of Portland Thorns FC after a successful interim period with a record six-game winning streak, according to multiple news sources.

Multnomah County is planning to open a drug deflection center as mandated by Oregon's House Bill 4002, amidst community concerns over services and impact on local safety. Critics highlight the rushed opening and lack of clear operational details.

Adena Long, Director of Portland Parks & Recreation, has been elected to the City Parks Alliance Board of Directors, bringing her urban park experience to a national level.

The weather forecast for Portland indicates a week of sunny skies and rising temperatures, with highs reaching the mid-to-high 80s and potentially the 90s over the weekend.

An Oregon man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for a guns-for-drugs trade, involving the distribution of methamphetamine and unlawful possession of firearms.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek proposes a $515 million increase for the State School Fund to support K-12 education in light of budget strains post-pandemic relief.

Portland's Safe Routes to School program, assisted by interns Jason and Matthew, enhances citywide pedestrian and bicycle access, with plans for wayfinding signage and infrastructure improvements in the Cully neighborhood.

The Bureau of Development Services in Portland raises service fees by 8% effective July 1, 2024, to cover increasing costs.

The Portland Building reopened after renovations with a celebration featuring art and music, coming under budget and ahead of schedule, focusing on sustainability and community engagement.

A Portland man was sentenced to 285 months for a 2020 fatal carjacking. He was found guilty of first-degree manslaughter and additional charges. He also awaits trial for a separate shooting incident.