Portland Police disrupted two illegal street takeover events, arresting individuals and citing dangerous driving, even facing vehicle collisions with officers.

A suspect has been arrested for a series of armed robberies at Portland taverns, with police investigating his potential involvement in additional crimes.

Gresham detectives investigate a non-fatal shooting in a club's parking lot and seek tips, amid a pattern of gun violence in the Rockwood neighborhood.

An adult male died in a Southeast Portland shooting. Police, investigating the incident, have made no arrests and urge witnesses to provide information.

The PPB monitored a peaceful protest on October 24, deployed their Incident Command Team, and did not make arrests due to observing no crimes. They emphasize communication and may investigate later.

Portland Police Bureau monitored a protest in the South Waterfront, leading to two arrests for alleged harassment and expressing their commitment to balancing public safety and constitutional rights.

Oregon AG Dan Rayfield secures settlement against TFG Holding, Inc. for deceptive online sales practices, requiring a $1 million penalty and transparent billing reforms.

A Portland resident was indicted for damaging ICE facility property, with potential jail time if convicted. The case is part of larger legal actions against crimes at ICE sites.

Portland police arrested Justin Ortega-Mejia for the March 2022 homicide of Mohamed Shaani, ending a period of uncertainty for the victim's family and community.

A Portland man, David Lee Cannon, received a 10-year federal prison sentence for possessing over 200 images of child sexual abuse material, marking his second conviction for such crimes.

Michael Pena-Tapia, 20, was identified as the victim of a fatal shooting in Sellwood-Moreland, Portland. The death is being investigated as homicide. Authorities seek public assistance in the case.

A Portland woman was charged with assaulting a federal law enforcement officer at a local ICE office. Elizabeth Leslie, 32, could face up to eight years in prison if convicted.

Seven suspects were arrested by the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office in connection with a burglary involving over $200,000 in stolen property in Welches, Oregon.