Two men were arrested for stealing from storage units in Beaverton, including a collection of rare Nike sneakers, with stolen goods worth over $100,000.

Portland graffiti artist Jacob Abel Ramos receives a 48-month prison sentence for 51 vandalism-related crimes. His "BIER" tags damaged murals and property. The conviction also includes a ghost-gun manufacturing charge.

A motorcyclist in stable condition after a single-vehicle crash near Kennewick was found late Saturday by a passerby who called 911 and waited with the victim. The road reopened by Sunday morning post-investigation.

A woman died after being found in a house fire in Portland's Piedmont neighborhood, reportedly caused by a space heater connected to an extension cord. Firefighters faced obstacles due to clutter in the home.

Clackamas County, Oregon launches a campaign to support residents quitting smoking, featuring resources such as the Oregon Tobacco Quit Line, texting 'READY' to 34191, and visiting QuitNow.net/Oregon for assistance.

A visitor at Kaiser Sunnyside Medical Center assaulted two EMTs, causing a hazmat incident. She was arrested the next day for assault and other charges.

The National Weather Service in Portland, Oregon, extended an Air Stagnation Advisory due to light winds causing poor air quality, especially impacting those with respiratory issues.

The Portland Housing Bureau plans to rehabilitate Taggart Manor for those recovering from homelessness and substance use, aiming for sustainability with solar panels and EV charging stations. Public comments on the project are invited.

Portland Police monitored a protest at the ICE building, arresting one for shoving an officer. They maintain a balance between public safety and protest rights.

Portland councilors Avalos, Dunphy, and Smith reacted to an ICE shooting in Hazelwood, criticizing ICE's community safety threat and promising vigilance against federal overreach.

Portland's City Administrator Raymond C. Lee III warns of a potential $26.5 million General Fund shortfall in FY 2025-26 and discusses strategies for addressing the city's budget pressures.

RVACT is holding a transportation meeting on Jan. 13, which is open to the public in-person at Jackson County Roads Auditorium or virtually via Microsoft Teams, focusing on state projects in Jackson and Josephine counties.

Portland is under an Air Stagnation Advisory due to light winds and limited air movement that could worsen air quality, especially impacting those with respiratory issues.