Portland's City Economist released the General Fund Forecast for the fiscal year 2026-27, starting the budget process.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management launched a new platform for managing FEMA Public Assistance funding, aiming at improving efficiency in disaster recovery.

Portland anticipates heavy rain with a flood watch due to an atmospheric river, which could lead to swelling rivers and urban flooding, as per the NWS.

An 80-year-old man died after a crash in NE Portland; the driver, who stayed on scene, showed no impairment. Visibility issues may have played a role.

Hillsboro selected a new flag symbolizing unity, heritage, and innovation, with a design process engaging the community and obtaining nearly 3,000 votes for the winner.

Early Sunday, a car crashed into a Seaside home, leading to the driver's arrest and a search for missing passenger Andrew Sargent, aged 49. Despite thorough efforts including a drone, Sargent remains unfound; the homeowner was unharmed but displaced.

Three suspects were arrested for a targeted home invasion and shooting in Keizer, Oregon, that injured Landon Ostrom; they face charges including attempted murder.

Portland's forecast indicates a week of rain with high probabilities of precipitation and cloudy conditions; the National Weather Service reports daily chances for showers and gusty winds.

Oregon's ODOT will increase fines for moving companies operating without certification to $3,000 starting January 2026 and discontinue the Trusted Carrier Partner Program due to budget cuts.

I-5 southbound left lane under Morrison Bridge in Portland will be closed at night this weekend for bridge work.

Portland to experience patchy fog tonight with a humidity level of 96%, calm winds, and mild temperatures. Visibility may decrease as fog thickens. A sunny break is expected Saturday afternoon, followed by a rainy week ahead.

Portland's weather forecast includes a damp week with fog, showers, and highs near 59°F. Winds may reach 20 mph and there's a 70% chance of rain today.

Dr. Ting Lu is appointed as Portland's first Director of Public Utilities to integrate water services, with extensive experience and recognized leadership.