The Multnomah County Board approves design and funding for a new tiny home village, Montavilla Community Village, to house up to 40 homeless individuals in Portland.

Burglars attempted to rob Top Burmese restaurant in Northwest Portland by cutting through the ceiling, which led to one falling into the kitchen. The incident is under investigation, with significant damage and theft incurred.

The city of Portland invites public consultation on a new redevelopment proposal for the 901 NE Lloyd Center site, as part of its urban revamp strategy.

The 16th annual Blue Mountain Occupational Safety and Health Conference in Pendleton focuses on workplace safety, including sessions in Spanish and speaks by Brad and Delores Gardner.

Washington County Sheriff's Office is seeking part-time reserve deputies to assist in law enforcement and community events, providing full training and equipment.

Portland State University plans to end its relationship with a popular food cart pod due to wastewater issues, with owners fundraising to avoid closure.

A still-anonymous winner claims Oregon's $1.3 billion Powerball prize, causing a buzz around Portland's Plaid Pantry, where it was sold. The Oregon Lottery is vetting the win before revealing the identity.

Commissioner Dan Ryan announces $1 million funding from SDC for Berrydale Park improvements, totaling $4 million for renovation including a new playground and skatepark, with construction expected to begin in fall and completion by 2025.

Douglas Bourland, a former Portland firefighter, received a 7½-year prison sentence for the first-degree kidnapping of a man accused of stealing cannabis from his store.

Portland approved a new development at 3425 SE Lincoln St, subject to conditions after public input, with details on the Portland Bureau of Development Services website.

Authorities have initiated a homicide investigation after identifying 31-year-old Kaley Ann Snow as the victim found at a Clackamas County fire scene and are seeking public information.

The 2023 Ombudsman Annual Report in Portland highlights increased complaints, predominantly transportation-related, and details the office's role in ensuring fair treatment and transparency in city government.

Boeing paid Alaska Airlines $160 million for damages after a panel blew out mid-flight on a 737 Max 9 in January, with expectations of further compensation.