During a patrol, Eugene Police cited a driver for infractions. Later, the passenger, Aaron Livesay, was caught driving the car, found with a stolen, loaded handgun, and charged with multiple offenses.

Portland is considering changes to the urban service boundary, with a public hearing set for September 11. Two properties may shift to Gresham's jurisdiction, and residents can submit testimony from September 4th.

September is National Suicide Prevention Month, highlighting initiatives like the 988 Lifeline and local campaigns to support those facing mental health challenges.

Portland's PERS members can alter their IAP investment in September by choosing a TDF matching their retirement goals, a change prompted by Senate Bill 1049.

Washington County's first year of the Deflection Program shows promising results, offering treatment over prosecution for substance abuse misdemeanors and aiding many in finding shelter.

A Corvallis man was arrested for assaulting his girlfriend and another individual with a katana, resulting in serious injuries and hospitalization. He faces multiple charges including attempted assault and unlawful use of a weapon.

Two men arrested after a shooting in Centennial, one victim seriously injured. Police responded and later seized a firearm. Suspects Wilson and Williams face serious charges.

The article from Washington County Emergency Management underlines the need for a family reunification and communication plan, detailing steps like selecting meeting spots, including pets, and school pick-up arrangements.

Portland police disrupted a street event after car enthusiasts' meetup escalated, resulting in fireworks being launched, traffic stops, citations, a vehicle tow, an arrest, and firearm seizure.

A cyclist died in a crash at Washington Park, Portland, after trying to ride through a gap between boulders. The PPB is investigating the incident. Identity and crash details remain undisclosed.

Thousands gathered in Portland for a peaceful free speech rally, with police and organizers collaborating to ensure a safe event with no notable incidents.

AG Dan Rayfield filed an amicus brief with states supporting unions against a Trump-era order limiting their bargaining rights, citing First Amendment protections.

Eugene urges motorists to be vigilant as schools reopen, emphasizing safety around zones with increased pedestrian traffic, especially children. Authorities advise drivers to obey traffic laws and be extra cautious.