Portland's weather forecast includes a classic Pacific Northwest pattern with intermittent rain, clearer afternoon conditions, gusty winds, and a partly sunny Wednesday. The weekend will see a return to rain.

Portland Bureau of Transportation reopened NW Cornell Road and NW Thompson Road earlier than expected after clearing landslide debris caused by heavy rain.

Portland's Planning Commission seeks five new members, including a young adult, to help shape the city's urban development, emphasizing diversity and community engagement.

Oregon 42 in Winston to undergo a two-year infrastructure project for smoother roads and safety improvements, including ADA upgrades and a new traffic signal.

The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for the Portland area, warning of strong south winds with gusts up to 50 mph until 4 AM PST Tuesday.

The Meacham Creek and Union Pacific Railroad Bridge on Old Emigrant Hill Frontage Road near Meacham, Oregon is set for replacement starting March 15 until October, necessitating detours.

Portland has issued an advisory for increased bacteria in the Willamette River due to a CSO event after heavy rain. Residents are advised to avoid the river.

Portland's NW Cornell and part of NW Thompson roads are closed due to landslides from heavy rain, with the duration of closures uncertain as PBOT assesses safety.

Oregon's DEQ approves the Circular Action Alliance's plan to modernize recycling, effective July 1, 2025, enhancing waste reduction and recycling efforts.

North Bend is holding a City Council Work Session and Meeting on February 24-25, focusing on strategic planning. The events will be live-streamed, and the council will honor a local employee and discuss city budgets.

NWS in Portland has issued a wind advisory and flood watch due to expected high winds and excessive rainfall, with potential for fallen limbs, power outages, and flooding.

Joseph Taylor Letts was sentenced to 20 months for a 2020 vehicle theft, after a series of trial delays and an unrelated arrest. A deputy's photo helped identify him.

Michael Panarites was convicted on multiple counts, including attempted murder and sexual assault, by a Multnomah County jury and faces at least 25 years in prison.