Oregon's coastal communities to gain 132 affordable homes funded by the MIRL program, a zero-interest loan initiative. Governor Kotek's effort addresses the housing crisis for moderate-income families.

Portland's weather forecast by the National Weather Service predicts a series of wet and cloudy days with high chances of rain and gusty winds, and only brief respite on Sunday.

Oregon Gov. Kotek supports food banks with $5M amid a federal failure to provide food aid, as 757,000 residents risk losing SNAP benefits. Senate Democrats praise the effort, urging federal action. Community volunteers step up as the issue persists.

The Stark Street Bridge in Multnomah County was closed due to a semi-truck crash, causing commuter disruptions and highlighting infrastructure concerns.

Oregon's new Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan for 2025-30, approved by FEMA, aims to proactively decrease risks from natural disasters like wildfires and earthquakes. The comprehensive strategy involves state-wide efforts and community input.

The Oregon DFR warns of financial scammers impersonating officials to steal funds, highlighting the use of advanced tech like AI for fake videos and voice cloning.

Oregon DOJ places the care agency Rever Grand on probation for Medicaid fraud; defendants face multiple charges but the company, under new ownership, continues services with monitoring.

Portland Police Bureau monitored a South Waterfront protest without altercations or arrests, remaining poised and communicating a focus on public safety and restraint.

The Portland Police named Derrik M. Rice as the victim of a fatal shooting in the Argay Terrace neighborhood and have requested public assistance in the ongoing homicide investigation.

Councilor Dan Ryan expressed support for colleague Avalos after a fire at Avalos's home, citing concerns about increasing hostility and potential political violence towards elected officials.

Clackamas County appraisers will be reassessing properties in Canby, Gladstone, and part of Tualatin. The process will last 6-8 weeks and aims to update property assessments.

Portland residents can expect a wet stretch ahead, with the National Weather Service forecasting a 100% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms today. Temperatures will peak near 52°F with gusts up to 23 mph. Showers are likely to persist through the night and into Monday morning before clearing midweek, when mostly sunny skies and highs near 60°F are anticipated.

Oregon's Elections Division is working on implementing HB 4024, which sets new campaign finance limits and requires creating a data dashboard. Public comments on related rules are being accepted until November 21, 2025.