Multnomah County begins budget rebalancing amidst cuts, threatening essential services and public safety funding, impacting housing, healthcare, and more. Public meetings are scheduled to address the issue.

Oregon's Attorney General files a TRO to prevent the federalization of the Oregon National Guard, contesting the action's legality and arguing it infringes on state rights and civil liberties.

Oregon State Police seek public help to find a suspect in a hit-and-run that injured two on I-5 in Linn County; a possible dark blue Toyota Corolla SE is sought.

Oregon's Department of Transportation announces October public meetings for various transportation issues, encouraging public participation and offering accommodations for those with disabilities.

Portland Police quickly arrested robbery suspect Anthony Rivera in Old Town, charging him with several serious offenses.

The Portland Police ensured a peaceful march and resolved incidents at an ICE facility with restraint, making two arrests without significant altercations.

Oregon State Treasurer Elizabeth Steiner opposes the deployment of federal troops to Portland, highlighting the community's wish for peace and the sufficiency of local law enforcement.

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson opposes President Trump's threat to send federal troops, stating zero are necessary, and criticizes potential for violence.

Bo W. Davis, 43, is charged with attempted murder after a confrontation with Portland Police where he tried to grab an officer's gun, resulting in a struggle and injuries to two officers.

A man was fatally shot early Saturday in Portland's Powellhurst-Gilbert neighborhood; no immediate arrests, with the Homicide Unit investigating the incident.

Portland's weather is transitioning from sunny to a week of anticipated rain and possible thunderstorms, with high chances of precipitation through Thursday.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office held an awards ceremony to honor staff and community members for their exceptional efforts and introduced new accolades.

Adam M. Caldwell, 43, was sentenced to four years in prison for attempted sexual abuse of a minor in a Portland Fred Meyer store, with an order to register as a sex offender upon release.