Portland seeks public input on its Affordable Housing Opportunities Project (AHOP) to increase affordable housing on non-profit and agency-owned sites. Comments are due by July 3, 2025.

Portland's NW 13th Avenue street plaza project has been reversed by PBOT due to non-compliance by businesses and community concerns over privatization and safety.

Portland Fire & Rescue extinguished a fire at a former grain facility during the Starlight Parade, with their knowledge and strategy ensuring quick containment and minimal damage.

The article details the National Weather Service's forecast of clear skies and pleasant temperatures for the week in Portland, with highs around 77-91 degrees and light winds.

A collision between a truck and a motorcycle on Highway 26 resulted in the death of motorcyclist Scott Anthony Pradmore. The crash was attributed to an unsafe passing maneuver by the motorcycle.

Charlotte Fosgate, missing from Oak Grove, was found deceased in the Willamette River; no foul play indicated.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has requested a Presidential Disaster Declaration due to severe floods, aiming to aid recovery in Coos, Curry, Douglas, and Harney Counties.

Clackamas County Clerk Catherine McMullen has expanded access to marriage license and passport services with walk-in availability on Wednesdays, accommodating increased demand during travel and wedding season.

Eugene Human Rights Commission seeks nominations for its Leadership Awards to honor local human rights champions; event and panel scheduled for June 22.

Weather in Portland, OR, changes through the week with a chance of rain today and a sunny forecast ahead, peaking at 87°F on Friday. Temperatures will be milder over the weekend.

Portland enjoys clear skies and warm temperatures with a high of 84°F, but the NWS predicts increasing clouds and a chance of showers later in the evening and the following days.

The driver responsible for a deadly Portland hit-and-run spree in 2021, Paul Rivas, has been committed to the Oregon State Hospital after being declared unfit for trial, affecting victims' families who seek closure.

Governor Tina Kotek visited Amity High to observe the Team Oregon Build program, where students learn construction skills and build transitional homes for those in need.