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Portland has appointed Brenda Alvarado as its first Immigrant Affairs Lead to centralize sanctuary protections and standardize Know Your Rights resources across bureaus.
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Light rain and fog are slowing Portland's Tuesday commute. Expect highs near 49°F with wet roads and reduced visibility this morning.
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PDX Live returns to Pioneer Courthouse Square this August with a 15-show run featuring Ani DiFranco, Modest Mouse and Vince Staples. Public tickets go on sale this Friday.
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Vancouver police recovered nine firearms — including two short‑barreled guns and a gun traced to Clackamas County — and booked a suspect into Clark County Jail.
Three people were injured in a two-vehicle crash near Portland. One patient was taken to a trauma center and crews remained on scene.
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TriMet will reduce frequency on four Portland bus lines and reroute Line 24 beginning March 1 amid budget pressures. Riders on Lines 8, 48, 75 and 76 should check updated schedules.
WSDOT warned that water covered I-5 southbound near the Mill Plain offramp Monday morning; drivers were urged to use caution while crews monitor the scene.
Three residents and a pet escaped a Sunday house fire in northeast Vancouver after flames tore into the attic and destroyed the roof.
Two Oregon City officers received the department's lifesaving award after performing CPR that revived a woman found pulseless during a November house fire.
A landslide blocked both lanes of North Fork Road on Monday; crews are on scene and officials urged drivers to avoid the area. County work on long‑term repairs is already planned.
Steady rain Monday into Tuesday with 1–2 inches possible; expect ponding on roads and rough coastal seas.
Two brothers were arrested after shots were fired near NE Glisan; police recovered shell casings, seized a safe and found two firearms.
The University of Oregon warns 33 wildfire cameras could go offline unless lawmakers allocate emergency funding, a move officials say would weaken early detection ahead of fire season.
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