Portland-area leaders meet to enhance homelessness response and accountability, with new members joining the effort, seeking effective strategies and adaptability.

Hundreds in Portland rallied against Trump's potential policies on immigration, healthcare, and reproductive rights as he eyes another presidential term.

A father and son were airlifted after being stranded while boogie boarding near Indian Beach; the third rescue in a week. Rescuers urge beach hazard awareness.

Washington County activated severe weather shelters due to cold, providing over 400 beds for various groups and outlining media visit protocols. Shelters are open 24/7, accepting all, including pets.

A 64-year-old woman, Robin L. Wilkinson, died in an apartment fire in the Aloha community of Oregon. Authorities and emergency services responded, and the cause is under investigation.

PBOT announces plans to install a new sidewalk on NE Shaver Street, including ADA ramps, street trees, and lighting, with a community meeting scheduled for updates.

Overcast morning in Portland shifts to clearer skies with highs near 45°F and calm winds transitioning east northeast. Clear, chilly night ahead. Sunny weekend forecast with similar temps and light winds; potential rain by Thursday.

Portland faces a budget shortfall exceeding $100 million, requiring significant cuts to services amid rising costs and expiring funds for homeless services and community programs.

The Portland Police Bureau is implementing leadership changes, promoting Deputy Chief Gjovik and Assistant Chief Dobson, and swearing in new detectives and officers.

Hillsboro streams construction of Fire Station 9 and the new Hillsboro Hops ballpark, offering live feeds and time-lapse views to engage the community and ensure transparency.

The Portland Unified Command is prepared for the inauguration with no current threats but will not tolerate criminal activity, urging coordination for safety.

Elijah Laray Thomas was sentenced to 10 years for the 2019 death of Quincy Gill after pleading guilty to second-degree manslaughter and unlawful weapon use.

The SSCC in Portland released a report detailing efforts to manage homelessness and public health, with 54 individuals offered shelter referrals, 38 accepted, and only 16 using the shelter overnight.