Portland prepares to launch a $67 million grants program focused on sustainable projects and social justice through the PCEF, prioritizing climate action and equity.

Clackamas County, Oregon, is seeking candidates to fill a County Commissioner vacancy. Applications are open until April 9, with certain qualifications required. The appointed commissioner will serve until 2026.

The Portland Police Bureau executed search warrants in an organized retail theft probe, confiscating over 1,000 items and $14,000 in cash from Card Rhino/Next Level Cards. No arrests have been made yet.

Gregory Escobedo, Jr. was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for committing a series of carjackings at gunpoint in Oregon and Idaho in March 2021.

The PCEF in Portland is set to open its 2025 Community Grants cycle, offering $67 million for local projects focused on climate action and social equity.

The Madras, Oregon DMV is closed today due to staffing issues, with residents directed to check office status online and use the DMV2U portal for services.

Oregon resident Thomas Barnett faces federal charges for producing and distributing child pornography, involving the exploitation of a minor and using social media to share explicit content.

Multnomah County Commissioners discuss a draft ordinance for new lobbying rules, focusing on transparency, reporting thresholds, and post-service employment restrictions.

A man was shot dead in Portland's Powellhurst-Gilbert area; police are investigating with no suspects detained. The victim's identity is undisclosed, and detectives Burkeen and Sims are leading the probe.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek declared a state of emergency due to severe flooding and landslides in southern Oregon, emphasizing the need for swift recovery efforts.

A 45-year-old woman named Brianne Pardue was shot and killed in Portland's Centennial Neighborhood, her death ruled a homicide. Police have not revealed suspects or motives.

The Portland Water Bureau removed the returned payment fee, seen as an unfair financial burden, following an Ombudsman investigation and recommendations.

Governor Kotek testified for new mental health workforce investments in Oregon, supporting Senate Bill 142 with a $47.7 million proposal to train 4,000 new workers and offer incentives for current staff.