A pedestrian died after a collision on César E. Chávez Boulevard in Southeast Portland. The driver is cooperating with the ongoing police investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet week for Portland with high chances of rain and humidity; Thanksgiving is expected to be particularly damp.

Oregon coalition "No Tax Oregon" collected 150,000 signatures to challenge a transportation funding law, surpassing the required 78,000 for ballot consideration, with a focus on the proposed 2026 tax hikes for ODOT's funding deficit.

PPB monitored a protest near ICE in South Portland, making no arrests, and reiterated their commitment to public safety over direct immigration enforcement.

Oregon legal officials criticize DHS tactics, highlighting excessive force allegations and threatening prosecution for any unlawful actions by federal agents. They stress the need for lawful conduct and cooperation.

Oregon's AG Dan Rayfield is suing HUD over a policy change that could result in significant funding cuts for homeless support programs, risking increased homelessness.

Man accused of operating a stolen van crashes into several cars on I-5 in North Portland; Ryan Anthony Salt arrested with charges including vehicle theft and firearm possession.

A Portland man, John Paul Cupp, was charged with making violent threats against federal law enforcement, specifically aimed at ICE employees and their families.

Judge Ann Aiken ordered the DHS to return a Coast Guard helicopter to Newport, highlighting safety concerns for fishermen and community members without it.

A Portland march turned tense at night leading to one arrest; PPB used Dialogue Liaison Officers initially, but tensions rose near the ICE building, resulting in use of Rapid Response Teams.

Portland officials offer safety tips for Thanksgiving, including sober travel, careful turkey frying, proper grease disposal, and using smoke alarms to prevent potential holiday disasters.

Portland is experiencing cloudy and wet weather, with consistent rain forecasted through Thanksgiving week and a brief respite possible over the weekend.

Portland's SmartPark program offers year-end parking discounts to attract holiday shoppers downtown and support local businesses, including free parking on Small Business Saturday and weekends in December.