The National Weather Service warns of potential flooding in Oregon and Southwest Washington due to excessive rainfall, with a flood watch in effect through the afternoon.

Portland Water Bureau has switched from Bull Run Watershed to groundwater due to high turbidity after heavy rain; safety is assured and operations continue smoothly.

Hillsboro awards $200,000 to 12 social service agencies, focusing on mental health, housing, and early education, with future grants planned for 2026-27.

Portland Police confirmed Anthony M. Boyd, 63, as the victim of a fatal hit-and-run, citing blunt force trauma as the cause of death. They urge witnesses with information to come forward.

PBOT reported progress on the 82nd Avenue project, including nearly 1 mile of sidewalks, six new pedestrian crossings, traffic signal updates, road extensions, enhanced lighting, and environmental upgrades.

Pedestrian Scott Tierney died weeks after a TriMet bus collision in Portland, marking the city's 44th traffic fatality.

Portland City Council approved new union contracts with AFSCME and PPA, affecting 25 employees, with cost of living adjustments, job security, and development funds.

Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a gunpoint robbery on NE Sandy Boulevard in Portland, encouraging tips which can be made anonymously.

Multnomah County unanimously approved $250,000 to support families amid increased immigration enforcement, strengthening its sanctuary status and ensuring service accessibility for all residents.

The Portland City Council ratified labor agreements with AFSCME and the PPA, affecting 911 dispatch supervisors and public safety staff. The deals include COLAs, bonuses, and professional development funds.

Four Mexican nationals were arrested for illegal firearms possession and false statements on ATF forms in Oregon. They made several gun purchases without legal US residence, leading to charges.

Oregon's DOR announced a January 2026 application period for a tax credit aiding agricultural employers with the cost of mandated overtime pay for workers.

Oregon strengthens flood defenses with five new high-capacity sandbagging machines, adding to existing resources for a total of seven machines under the SPIRE program, enhancing statewide emergency response and collaboration.