Portland Fire & Rescue celebrates recruit class 24-02 as they transition from recruits to firefighters, marking the end of their training and the start of their service to the community.

The City of Portland offers financial support for volunteer-run groups to boost neighborhood projects through the Community Activities Fund, with applications due by May 30, 2025.

ODHS introduced an online training for the public to report child abuse, coinciding with a child welfare safety initiative and Child Abuse Awareness Month.

Portland Parks & Recreation thanks volunteers for their work in rose gardens during National Volunteer Week, inviting others to join in maintaining the city's natural beauty.

Portland Fire & Rescue honors 77 fallen firefighters with a week of tributes, including red lights on landmarks like the Moda Center and Morrison Bridge.

Environmental Services invites public comment on proposed sewer and stormwater policy changes that aim to align with city policies without affecting billing rates.

Portland Housing Bureau plans to buy Paramount Apartments to maintain affordable housing in Lower Albina, preserving area history and supporting dislocated residents.

Portland's weather includes mostly cloudy skies and a high of 64°F today with increasing rain chances overnight. The week features fluctuating conditions with rain likely towards the weekend.

Washington County EMS introduced a Nurse Navigation Program to connect 9-1-1 callers with nurses for non-critical issues, aiming to improve response efficiency and reduce healthcare costs.

Oregon's football team displayed strong defense at their spring game, with the Fighting Ducks achieving seven sacks, despite shortcomings in special teams.

A pedestrian was killed by a minivan in Tigard on SW Gaarde Street; the driver cooperated with police, and there was no sign of speeding or impairment.

Medford announces road and sidewalk closures for infrastructure improvements from April 28 through May 16, with detours and traffic controls in place.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek appointed Elisa Dozono and Cierra Brown to judicial positions in Multnomah and Clackamas counties, filling a retirement vacancy and a newly created spot.