Tension in Southeast Portland after a daylight carjacking leads to a chase and crash; one adult and two juveniles arrested, facing charges including robbery.

Mayor Keith Wilson of Portland nominates Michael Jordan as city administrator and Robert L. Taylor as city attorney, with a council vote due on February 5. Both are seasoned officials poised to guide the city through governance changes.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of rain and snow showers in Portland over the coming week with little accumulation and temperatures around the low 40s.

The City of Portland has set its legislative priorities for 2025, focusing on housing, homelessness, neighborhood revitalization, and essential services.

Cristian Salgado has joined Hillsboro's City Council, serving Ward 1, Position A, and aims to focus on transportation safety, housing, and economic growth. He has a background in community service and holds an MBA.

A woman died in a single-vehicle crash on Hwy. 138 in Oregon after her car hit an embankment; she was not wearing a seatbelt, and speed and impairment may have been factors.

The Washington County DA's Office and its Organized Retail Theft Taskforce received $1.5M from Oregon to fight retail theft, with funds allocated for a PSA campaign and security upgrades for businesses.

Portland's weather forecast shows a wet, wintry week ahead with snow levels around 1300 feet, mild temperatures, and winds up to 21 mph. Showers and snow showers expected throughout the week.

The City Auditor's Office in Portland has adopted new interim HR rules, allowing public comment until March 2, 2025.

The Oregon Department of Agriculture promotes biosecurity on farms by recommending isolation, traffic control, and sanitation to protect livestock and the food supply.

Multnomah County designated January as Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month to address local trafficking issues, emphasizing support for survivors through initiatives like the New Day Program.

Medford residents will face traffic disruptions in early February due to fire hydrant relocation, fiber upgrades, water valve repairs, and bridge work, with recommended route adjustments.

The State Historic Preservation Office in Oregon offers grants for historic property conservation and archaeology projects, with potential $20,000 in matching funds.