A significant fire at a cannabis warehouse in Northeast Portland was extinguished by Portland Fire & Rescue without any reported injuries. The cause is under investigation.

The Portland Police Bureau led a major operation in East Portland to target drug and crime hotspots, resulting in numerous arrests and seizures of drugs, guns, and stolen vehicles.

Gresham Police seek witnesses for a fatal hit-and-run incident on December 7, where 50-year-old Ryan Winchester was killed.

A person was detained following a non-fatal shooting at Clackamas Town Center's parking lot; authorities are investigating and seek public assistance.

Portland Police arrested a man suspected of stealing a Ferrari SF90 Spider after officers with tracking information quickly located the car and the alleged thief.

The Vancouver Police Department is increasing its traffic patrols from Dec 20th to Jan 5th to reduce traffic-related fatalities, focusing on pedestrian safety and dangerous driving behaviors.

Missing Larry Hollenbeck was found safe in Gresham thanks to a passerby's vigilance; Portland Police Bureau expressed gratitude for community and Gresham Police's aid in the search.

Authorities in Portland arrested Major L. Hudson, Jr. in connection with the murder of O'Marr Burnett, charging him with Murder in the Second Degree, Assault in the First Degree, and Robbery in the First Degree.

The Portland Police recently conducted a drug interdiction mission that resulted in multiple arrests, significant drug, and cash seizures, and some individuals diverted into support programs.

Oregon has partnered with AmeriCorps NCCC to integrate young volunteers into their emergency response strategies via an MOU, enhancing preparedness and recovery efforts.

Two fatalities have been reported after a late-November car crash in Portland's Woodlawn Neighborhood, the second victim, Patricia J. Esler, died from her injuries on December 14.

An 81-year-old pedestrian, Muoi Te Hua, was fatally struck by a vehicle in Southeast Portland. The driver cooperated with police, and no impairment was suspected. Hua's death is Portland's 69th traffic fatality of the year.

A Damascus woman was indicted on federal charges for allegedly filing twenty fraudulent small claims to garnish over $190,000 from victims using false companies.