The Portland Police Bureau works with Oregon agencies on a safety campaign targeting seatbelt and child seat compliance, reinforced by a 2017 state law for rear-facing seats for kids under two.

The SSCC in Portland coordinates efforts to manage homelessness, offering shelter referrals and removing hazardous campsites while collecting trash and addressing community safety.

ADA curb ramp improvements will begin in Pendleton, Oregon, enhancing accessibility in the city's street crossings as part of a larger multi-phase project.

Oregon added fewer than 8,300 people last year, leaving the state among the slowest-growing in the U.S. as international migration falls.

Portland Public Schools voted to end Jefferson’s 15-year opt-out and redraw boundaries to boost enrollment ahead of a $465M modernization of the campus.

Photos show a wrecked SUV and a Vancouver man arrested after police say the vehicle crashed into a fence; officers and a K9 team tracked tips to make the arrest.

A Salem man was arrested after an armed home invasion led to a multi-county pursuit on I-5 and the seizure of a handgun.

Hillsboro Police confirmed the death of Officer Scott Hanley, a 26-year veteran and motor officer. The department posted photos and a family support link on its Facebook page.

The City Council of Portland is seeking public input on the Public Infrastructure Environmental Code Project, which addresses environmental overlay zone policies in the city, before a meeting on February 12, 2026.

Gresham police are searching for an endangered 12-year-old and posted an alert on Facebook. Authorities asked anyone with information to call 911 or Gresham non-emergency dispatch.

Portland is set to experience a series of rain showers with high chances of precipitation, maintaining slick streets and consistent wet conditions into the new week, with a slight break possible on Tuesday.

The City of Portland is hiring for various positions aimed at enhancing livability and equity, with a supportive and inclusive culture, along with sessions to help applicants.

A city committee advanced an amendment to Portland’s chronic nuisance code that would add trafficking and gun violence to the list of reportable offenses and ease enforcement thresholds.