An ODF report clarified that the 2020 Santiam Canyon Fire was caused by embers from the Beachie Creek Fire, not downed power lines as previously thought.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek launched an online inventory of state-owned lands to expedite housing development and address housing affordability. The tool is part of efforts to speed up the creation of affordable housing in the state.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek is reshaping state agency leadership, appointing new heads to the DAS, DOR, and OED to improve services and accountability.

An 80-year-old man died from injuries sustained in a January traffic accident in Portland, marking the fourth pedestrian fatality in the city for the year.

Gresham renamed Hogan Butte Nature Park to Shane T. Bemis Nature Park to honor the former mayor's impactful service and contributions to the community.

Gresham police arrested three individuals, including Donald Kargbo, following an armed carjacking and subsequent pursuit; a fourth suspect remains at large.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office is inviting public feedback on new policy drafts related to complaint intake and internal affairs processing during a 30-day Stakeholder Review.

Authorities seek information on the illegal killing of a gray wolf in Oregon, offering a $10,000 reward. The loss impacts the Metolius pack's genetics and conservation efforts.

Takiah McCullough is recognized for her dedication to individuals with developmental disabilities in Multnomah County, offering support and resources to improve their lives.

Starting March 20, SW Fourth Avenue in Portland will undergo paving, causing delays and parking restrictions near Portland State University. The project, aimed at lasting road repairs, is scheduled to finish by March 30.

Governor Tina Kotek of Oregon reports progress against homelessness, with rural areas surpassing set benchmarks for shelter beds and rehousing efforts.

Multnomah County Board recognized Women's History Month, Abortion Provider Appreciation Day, Procurement Month, and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in 2025 celebrations.

Portland faces a series of rainy days with high chances of precipitation and gusty winds, though a sunnier and warmer outlook is expected early next week.