The article describes the City African American Network's message for Black History Month, emphasizing the need to honor Black contributions, confront inequality, and actively work towards an inclusive future.

Portland joins other jurisdictions in suing the Trump administration over threats to withhold federal funds from sanctuary cities, maintaining its sanctuary city status and commitment to welcoming all community members.

Portland is initiating a multi-faceted plan to tackle homelessness, involving various shelter models and services provided by community organizations.

Portland's forecast includes mixed precipitation, with rain and potential snow showers, and commuters are warned of slippery conditions, especially at higher elevations.

A suspect was arrested after crashing a stolen 2021 Volkswagen into an Aloha woman's home, marking her second such experience in a decade. The driver faces multiple charges.

Portland announces land use decision LU 25-001248 HR, emphasizing inclusivity and ADA compliance in urban development, and offers translation and accommodation services for engagement.

Oregon State Police seek public help in identifying those responsible for illegally killing wolf OR 86 in Union County, and offer rewards for information leading to an arrest or citation.

The Portland Water Bureau promotes water conservation by encouraging the use of native plants and has released a guide for the native plant sale season to support sustainable gardening.

Oregon initiates a milk testing program to monitor for H5N1 avian influenza, collaborating with local dairy industry despite no confirmed cases in their cattle.

Former St. Helens police chief Brian Greenway is accused of misconduct, including blackmail, sending explicit texts to employees, and other infractions.

Portland's NE Marine Drive is undergoing traffic safety improvements with the installation of roadside delineators. Lane closures on weekdays will cause delays until early March.

Medford implements a severe weather declaration to open a shelter during freezing temperatures, offering beds and food for those in need, facilitated by the non-profit ACCESS.

New affordable and sustainable townhomes unveiled in Northeast Portland through Proud Ground and PCEF partnership, targeting low- and moderate-income families and featuring net-zero energy capabilities.