The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) is inviting public input on its new disaster preparation policy, Policy 725.00, for 30 days to enhance its Continuity of Operations Plan.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office honored Lynette Hanson's retirement after 17 years, highlighting her contributions and a small, personal farewell ceremony.

Jeffery H. Baker faced additional charges after a hit-and-run victim identified herself from news coverage. The Portland Police Bureau has charged him with multiple offenses, emphasizing their dedication to curbing illegal street racing.

Oregon's Division of Financial Regulation settled with five firms over unnecessary fees, securing restitution and policy reviews to prevent future overcharges.

The Oregon Investment Council reported a 2.1% third-quarter return for OPERF, below their 5.4% benchmark, despite strong corporate earnings and a five-year annualized return of 8.8% surpassing the 6.9% target.

The "Big X" intersection in Medford is close to completing renovations, improving road surfaces, safety, and preserving bridges for the growing traffic demands.

Mackenzie Parrish-Civil was arrested for biting a deputy in Troutdale after returning to private property he'd been warned off, resulting in a chase and a struggle.

Portland, Oregon anticipates a week of persistent rain and thunderstorms, with high humidity and consistent precipitation, according to the National Weather Service.

K Keen has been appointed as Oregon's insurance commissioner after acting in the role since June and being the deputy for five years. Keen's tenure has seen DFR reaccredited by NAIC and the implementation of protective legislation.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek's "Prosperity Roadmap" plan faces criticism from opposition, with the Vice-Chair of the Senate Committee questioning Kotek's economic history and the initiative's effectiveness.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek introduces the Prosperity Roadmap for economic development, including a Chief Prosperity Officer and Prosperity Council, aiming to enhance job creation, business growth, and trade.

K9 Athena of North Bend Police helped in a drug bust, leading to the seizure of methamphetamine over Thanksgiving weekend, furthering a larger investigation.

HARP, part of Oregon's ReOregon initiative and funded by HUD, is closing its application for wildfire-hit homeowners by year's end. It offers rebuilding/repairing support and has eased eligibility to help more before the deadline.