A pedestrian was seriously injured in East Portland and police are investigating the Sunday night accident at SE 122nd Ave and Ash St. The involved driver is cooperating with the authorities.

Portland forecast: Overcast morning, partly sunny with a high near 74°F, calm wind. Evening to cool to 57°F. Upcoming days show partly sunny skies, chance of showers midweek, and a sunny weekend with temps up to 93°F.

The City of Gresham has lifted the boil water notice for the Kelly Creek area after confirming the water is safe.

Portland Police oversaw a peaceful protest march without incidents, ensuring safety and traffic flow, and maintained a policy of non-engagement in immigration enforcement.

Portland Police are investigating a vehicle crash into the Columbia River, with the driver's whereabouts unknown after an abandoned vehicle was found in shallow waters.

Portland introduces the Rose City Connection newsletter to provide weekly city updates and streamline communication, replacing Civic Life's monthly newsletter and social media updates.

A man wanted for crimes surrendered to Portland police after a rooftop standoff, allowing residents to return home and East Burnside Street to reopen. No injuries were reported.

A 72-year-old man, David Lynn Jurgenson, was arrested for fatally shooting a 36-year-old man in Clackamas County. The victim's wife and child were present; Jurgenson faces second-degree murder charges.

An 18-year-old passenger died and a 19-year-old driver was injured after their vehicle crashed into a tree in Clark County. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Portland's weather forecast includes clearing skies, with temperatures reaching 76 degrees today, followed by cooler evenings and a mix of sunshine and potential showers throughout the week.

Oregon AG Dan Rayfield supports a multistate lawsuit challenging restrictions on transgender healthcare, emphasizing that such decisions should remain with families and medical professionals, not politicians.

Oregon receives federal education funds after a legal dispute, supported by Attorney General Rayfield, ensuring support for essential educational programs.

The Oregon DOJ warns of a gold bar scam where victims are told their bank accounts are compromised and to convert their money to gold, with a reported loss of $600,000 by one individual.