Portland's 2025 Safer Portland Grant, managed by the Office of Violence Prevention, is seeking applications from community organizations to combat gun violence in the city.

Portland is setting new fire and life safety standards for transient lodging and invites public feedback before the permanent rule takes effect on June 23, 2025.

Warrenton Middle and Grade School students' hexagon-shaped artwork is now displayed in the ODHS Seaside office, celebrating community connections and personal narratives.

Portland Water Bureau is addressing a significant water main break near NE Airport Way and NE 148th Avenue, urging drivers to take detours and heed flagger instructions, impacting westbound and southbound traffic.

Portland police investigate a shooting involving a preschool security officer; all children are confirmed safe.

Portland has confirmed the inaugural members of its Sustainability and Climate Commission aimed at guiding the city towards carbon neutrality and advancing the climate agenda with a focus on marginalized communities.

The Portland Police Bureau's 2024 Annual Report highlights achievements in crime reduction and efforts to improve community relations, with ongoing challenges and upcoming virtual precinct meetings for public engagement.

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson secures $24.9 million in funding from Metro and the State of Oregon to address homelessness, emphasizing the need for public safety to ensure the initiative's success.

Oregon's House passes HB 2081A, a bipartisan bill backed by Treasurer Elizabeth Steiner, to mitigate climate-related investment risks for the state's retirement fund.

Mayors from Multnomah County press for an Oregon transportation funding bill, urging action at a May 12 press conference to address infrastructure needs.

Portland's weather offers a brief warm spell today with highs near 77°F, followed by a cooler, partly sunny weekend with a chance of rain on Sunday and Monday.

An Oregon state audit reveals a critical behavioral health crisis due to systemic issues like poor data collection and planning, underfunded services, and insufficient mental health infrastructure.

Oregon awarded nearly $300K in grants for veteran and war memorial projects, enabling the construction and upkeep of memorials that honor military service across the state.