Oregon Republican leaders accuse Governor Kotek of delaying the signing of a transportation bill, preventing a possible challenge to a tax hike. They claim her inaction denies Oregonians their democratic rights.

Portland unanimously passed an ordinance to become a Sanctuary City, limiting city employee cooperation with federal immigration authorities and mandating police to report any policy breaches.

Stacy Cowan is appointed as Multnomah County's Government Relations Director, bringing years of public policy experience. Chair Vega Pederson and the Board unanimously support her appointment.

The weather in Portland is expected to vary, with clearing skies today and potential rain and thunderstorms over the weekend, followed by mixed conditions next week.

Portland detectives seek community's help with homicide investigation, asking for unedited video uploads from specific streets during given timeframe.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office warns the public about the dangers of "smishing," advising against engaging with or clicking links in suspicious text messages.

A pedestrian, Larry Joseph Mervin Jacobs, was killed after being hit by a vehicle on Highway 240 in Yamhill County. The driver, Holly Mclain, was unharmed, and the accident is under investigation.

Attorney General Dan Rayfield leads states in challenging a $14 billion tech merger between HPE and Juniper Networks, citing concerns over competition and lobbying influence.

Governor Tina Kotek confirmed Oregon's entry into the Governors Public Health Alliance for enhanced coordination and response to public health emergencies.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield, with other attorneys general, condemns a Trump memorandum targeting nonprofit organizations, seeing it as an attack on free speech and association.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management mourns the unexpected passing of Cheryl Bledsoe, Executive Director of Clackamas County 911 and a dedicated leader in emergency services.

Chad Westover was convicted by a Clackamas County jury for the second-degree murder of Tristan Thomas and unlawful use of a weapon after a fatal altercation last year.

A Portland woman was charged with assaulting an ICE officer; her name is Oriana Korol, 38. She was released from federal court with conditions pending further proceedings.