Paul Clay Jr. was indicted on multiple charges, including rape and drug distribution, with victims accusing him of predatory acts against vulnerable women.

Two individuals were arrested in Portland after a demonstration targeting a local business turned confrontational, leading to an assault on security staff and property damage.

The City of Portland warns against deceptive energy program solicitations masquerading as official communications.

Portland Fire & Rescue shared their firefighter's training on concrete cutting for urban search and rescue on Facebook, highlighting the importance of skill proficiency.

Portland's weather forecast includes wet conditions with chances of showers and potential thunderstorms, mild temperatures, and intermittent breezes throughout the week.

Nicholas Birdsley is the first to plead guilty under Oregon's new law against drug use on public transport, receiving probation, jail time credited, mandatory drug treatment, and a ban from the Portland Streetcar.

A Troutdale community resource deputy is cracking down on speeding drivers, with the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office emphasizing the minimal time saved versus the high safety risks.

ODHS upholds Developmental Disabilities Awareness continuously, offering employment support, daily living assistance, and health coverage for those with I/DD through various programs and services.

Clark County offers free composting and sustainable living workshops both online and in-person, covering topics like cooking and indoor composting. Pre-registration is required.

Low levels of Cryptosporidium detected in Portland's Bull Run Watershed; public health measures increased, interim protections in place, no immediate actions for general population.

Portland will have a wet and windy week with showers, potential thunderstorms, gusts up to 30 mph, and high temperatures in the low 50s, per the National Weather Service.

Hillsboro proposes a Smart SW 185th Avenue ITS project with traffic flow tech, aimed at cutting commute times and enhancing safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

Metro is seeking public input on distributing $47-$60 million for local transportation projects in the Portland area through an online survey until April 30. Only a subset of the $139 million requested by 24 proposals can be funded.