Dozens living in Portland’s tiny-home Safe Rest Villages say they’ve been told to leave under a 120-day engagement rule, even as some residents say they’ve been meeting with caseworkers.

Larry Hurwitz, once a prominent Portland promoter, was booked in Clackamas County on suspicion of assault and a parole hold. The arrest revives questions tied to the 1990 Starry Night murder case.

Two Portland officers were shot following a weapons threat report; the suspect fled and remains at large despite a manhunt involving specialized police units.

Court papers say New Year's Eve gunfire in Scappoose led police to a Jan. 14 search that uncovered dead and neglected tortoises; two adults were arrested.

Portland's weather forecast promises cold, mostly sunny days with temperatures around 50 degrees, frosty mornings, and east northeast winds. Rain and snow may arrive by the weekend.

A large police response closed streets near NE 17th and NE Clackamas Monday night after a reported weapon threat.

Woody, a six-year-old Portland dog, recovered after DoveLewis removed a skull tumor; vets say multi-hour surgery and close follow-up made the outcome possible.

Fire crews contained a late‑night roof blaze at a North Portland Kingdom Hall to a small section of the roof. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.

A 33-year-old man was shot multiple times through his front door in Portland, Mitchells Plain. Police opened an attempted-murder docket and no arrests have been made.

The Army Corps has launched an EIS for a $1.5B plan to bury a high‑voltage cable under the Columbia River; virtual scoping meetings are set next week. Tribes and shipping interests are raising alarms.

Portland Fire & Rescue's Station 19 celebrates 100 years of community service, highlighting its bond with neighborhoods like Mount Tabor and Montavilla, and engaging in local traditions like the soapbox derby.

A fire at a Portland Red Robin caused by a homeless encampment's warming fire was swiftly contained by firefighters, preventing major damage and injuries.

Portland Fire & Rescue celebrated the service of Station 18 since 1951. The station, with versatile emergency response units, covers southwest Portland communities and works with neighboring districts.