An Oregon woman was scammed out of $600,000 after being tricked into buying gold bars by fraudsters posing as federal agents. The ODOJ warns of this nationwide scam.

The article provides a detailed seven-day weather forecast for Portland, Oregon, predicting a gradual warming trend with clear skies and highs ranging from 75 to 89 degrees Fahrenheit.

Oregon officials, including ODOT, are responding to wildfire smoke affecting road safety, with a State of Emergency declared and travelers urged to prepare with vehicle checks and emergency kits.

An armed suspect attempted a carjacking in Aloha, but deputies apprehended the man without further incident after receiving assistance from the community.

Portland's forecast includes a partly sunny day with temperatures up to 78°F, becoming clear with light winds and 82% humidity. The evening may cool to 57°F with increasing clouds; a mostly cloudy Sunday follows.

Portland City Council voted to send a parks levy with a 75% tax increase to voters, aiming to prevent service cuts due to a $90 million budget shortfall.

The Oregon Humane Society reduces adoption fees by 50% for adult pets to address summer surge in shelter populations and includes care packages with each adoption.

Multnomah County, Oregon shares advice on staying safe in heat, offering tips on avoiding the outdoors during peak heat hours, checking on vulnerable individuals, and locating cool spaces.

Clackamas County Deputy Steve Woolcock appeared in court facing sexual abuse charges. He was arrested for off-duty incidents, prompting a change from paid to unpaid leave. His bail is set at $250,000.

Oregon officials advise that monetary donations are the best way to help Rowena Fire recovery efforts, as material donations can cause logistical issues.

Clackamas County, Oregon, offers tax savings through its Enterprise Zone Program to encourage investment and growth of qualified non-retail businesses, aiming to create jobs and stimulate the local economy.

Pier Pool in Portland's St. Johns neighborhood reopens after repairs, including plumbing and concrete work, with new paint and fencing, ready for summer swimmers.

Portland City Council voted to suspend SDCs for new homes, an effort to boost housing development, supported by both the mayor and the Oregon governor.