Rafael Gonzalez-Rodriguez Jr. was convicted on 58 sex abuse charges involving two girls in Portland. He faces life imprisonment with a mandatory minimum of 25 years.

The Oregon DEQ is recovering from a cyberattack with server rebuilds and enhanced security measures, leading to longer response times and rescheduled public hearings.

Portland, Oregon, enjoys clear skies and a high of 72°F with light winds. The pleasant weather is expected to continue, with a slight chance of showers on Sunday.

Traffic accident on SW Farmington Road results in a fatal collision involving three vehicles, with a local man confirmed dead by the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.

A three-vehicle collision in Aloha resulted in one fatality and road closure, with Rene Jones deceased and another hospitalized; circumstances are under investigation.

Portland Police disengaged from a standoff with a knife-wielding suspect wanted for a property crime after hours, as they assessed lower public threat, causing community concern.

Stephen Hayes, 38, died attempting to prevent his bike's theft; Johnathan Matthews, 31, has been charged with murder and other offenses related to the incident in Hood River.

The 17th annual Blue Mountain Occupational Safety and Health Conference in Pendleton, Oregon, will offer education on workplace safety, including sessions in Spanish and various industry topics.

Multnomah County launches a data dashboard for tracking monthly counts of homeless individuals, aiming to inform policy and reflect improved data collection standards, amidst rising homelessness driven by affordability and wage issues.

Medford City Council announces town halls on emergency preparedness, inviting residents to discuss community safety and response plans with city leaders.

The Oregon DOJ indicted 19 individuals for allegedly defrauding the SNAP program by using stolen credentials to buy and sell baby formula on the black market.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office has achieved dual accreditation for law enforcement and corrections operations, signifying their commitment to public safety and professional standards.

The Oregon DEQ was hit by a cyberattack that disrupted services, including email and vehicle inspections. The public was asked to resubmit comments, and inspection stations are resuming operations. No data breach occurred.