Lake Oswego police say three people were arrested after detectives tied burglaries to grieving households across the Portland area; authorities recovered more than 30 stolen guns and other valuables.

Light rain this morning gives way to sun this afternoon before rain returns Monday. Cooler, showery conditions and lower snow levels arrive midweek.

Bankruptcies among Oregon businesses climbed to a 12‑year high in 2025 as higher rates and big layoffs squeezed small firms and charities across the Portland area.

Court filings and public records suggest former Clackamas County commissioner Melissa Fireside planned an escape as prosecutors closed in.

A 23-year-old Salem man was arrested after deputies say he tried to force his way into an apartment while armed; four residents were menaced and no one was hurt.

Clark County is weighing a yearlong extension of a moratorium that would block park redevelopments and protect roughly 2,000 manufactured homes while new rules are drafted.

An omnibus Oregon health bill would expand who can deliver psilocybin services, raise charity‑care limits and change hospital billing and insurer rules.

Permits are issued and crews are working at Tanasbourne as In‑N‑Out moves its Portland‑area push forward. The chain must still win a city traffic plan before the restaurant can open.

Sherwood police posted a Valentine’s Day 'special' promising pink bracelets, a scenic ride and other perks for people with outstanding warrants or tipsters.

A man was shot near Northgate Park Saturday morning; police treated the victim and searched nearby blocks while investigators processed the scene. No suspect had been located by mid-morning.

Fog and light rain return Saturday in Portland. Coastal sneaker waves and small‑craft advisories raise safety concerns.

Vancouver detectives arrested Evan Hahn after a cyber tip led to a Camas search warrant. He faces multiple felony counts tied to alleged images of minors.

The Strong Building will add 75 affordable apartments in Humboldt, including 11 deeply affordable units at 30% AMI. PHB is urging people with historic N/NE ties to join the Preference Policy waitlist.