Clackamas County officials highlighted their 2025 achievements, including infrastructure and community projects, and praised the impact of the Stabilization Center for mental health support.

Clackamas County reflects on its annual achievements and infrastructure improvements, including the Stafford Road project, thanking its community for support.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office pledges on Facebook to enhance trust and safety in their community in 2026, amidst some public skepticism based on past events.

Portland man arrested for sexually assaulting an adult via a dating app and attempting to meet a minor for sex; an undercover sting operation led to his capture and charges include sodomy and online sexual corruption of a child.

The NEACT meeting on January 8 will discuss regional transportation issues, open for public participation in-person and virtually via a provided link.

The Brookings, Oregon DMV is closed due to staffing issues, with alternatives available in Coos Bay and Grants Pass. Residents are advised to use DMV2U online for services.

A man was stabbed by Christopher E. Woods in a Portland store restroom; Woods was later arrested and charged with Assault and Robbery in the First Degree.

Central Pierce Fire & Rescue shared their 2025 accomplishments on Facebook, including handling over 45,500 emergency calls and merging with other fire departments. They also hosted 250 events and educated 9,500 students on safety.

NWS Portland forecasts heavy rainfall for the week, with cloudy skies, consistent precipitation chances around 80-90%, and temperatures in the 40s and 50s. Winds may contribute to a chillier feel.

A car break-in attempt escalated into a car chase and crash in Washington County, Portland. Deputies caught three minors and an 18-year-old, Jayden Collins, who faces multiple charges.

Deputy Roach of the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office effectively handled an unusual police chase involving an escaped cow in Sandy, Oregon, showcasing his rural law enforcement skills.

Hillsboro's water system upgrade nears completion with the Willamette Water Supply System, promising improved resilience and a more reliable future supply.

Portland ended 2025 with positive developments such as establishing 1500 new shelter beds, park enhancements, a skatepark in Old Town, improved water quality in the Willamette River, revamped public safety, and downtown revitalization.