Yamhill County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam where callers posing as deputies ask for money to resolve fake legal issues. They use spoofed numbers and real personnel names. The Sheriff advises verifying calls and educating vulnerable individuals.

Beaverton Police partners with Oregon transportation agencies for a Seatbelt Safety Blitz, focusing on strict enforcement of seatbelt laws.

Multnomah County approves a master plan to transform N.E. Halsey Street into a safer, community-focused corridor, following extensive community collaboration.

Station 29 of Portland Fire & Rescue, with a history dating back to the 1960s, provides emergency services to several neighborhoods and is equipped with a fire engine, brush rig, and ATVs for diverse terrains.

Hillsboro has opened Fire Station 9 in South Hillsboro to provide emergency services to residents, also featuring administrative spaces and an Operations Center, with a focus on sustainability and community use.

Hillsboro's Civic Center Plaza to host inaugural Winter Market featuring vendors, seasonal goods, activities, and SNAP match program, announced by the City of Hillsboro.

Multnomah County allocates $250,000 for sanctuary initiatives, including a $75,000 grant program and $175,000 for legal and support services to aid immigrant and refugee communities. Funds are also assigned for rent and utility assistance.

Lincoln County Sheriff's Office warns of phone scams claiming missed jury duty and demanding payment via gift cards or crypto. Officials advise hanging up and verifying with official numbers.

Portland brewer Steeplejack is opening a March 2026 burgers‑and‑beer pub in Manzanita, moving into the former Neah‑Kah‑Nie Bistro in a smaller pivot from earlier plans.

A makeshift immigration memorial at Newberg's flagpole was taken down overnight after a vigil on Sunday. Organizers say signs and notes were removed without permission.

Nighttime I-5 lane closures are planned near Exit 278 for Aurora-Donald Interchange construction, with potential delays and traffic directed by flaggers.

Two contracted TriMet security guards face misdemeanor charges after a rider alleges he was choked on a MAX train; the state says it may suspend their certifications.

Researchers and advocates pressed lawmakers to fix attendance reporting after testimony showed Oregon students get far less class time than peers. Supporters say a modest bill could deliver the data districts need.