81-Year-Old Pedestrian Dies After Being Struck by Vehicle in Southeast Portland
An 81-year-old pedestrian, Muoi Te Hua, was fatally struck by a vehicle in Southeast Portland. The driver cooperated with police, and no impairment was suspected. Hua's death is Portland's 69th traffic fatality of the year.
Portland Overhauls Audit Response Strategy, New City Administrator to Lead Implementation of Recommendations
Portland's Audit Impact Report emphasizes leadership in implementing audit recommendations. From July 2024, a new city administrator will respond to audits, aided by an assistant and six deputies, each overseeing a different service area.
Portland City Council Approves Upgraded Right-of-Way Code to Streamline Wireless Provider Operations
Portland City Council has updated the Right-of-Way code to streamline wireless providers' access and operations within the city, reflecting a cooperative effort for efficient infrastructure management.
Portland Celebrates Sunday Parkways Success and Encourages Winter Activities for Non-Motorized Transport Enthusiasts
The Sunday Parkways team in Portland celebrates a successful series of non-motorized transport events and highlights team changes, winter activity tips, and ways to support local bike shops.
Wilsonville Warehouse Manager Indicted on Theft Charges, Eludes Police After Allegedly Stealing $1.2M in Goods from Sherwood Manufacturer
A Wilsonville man, indicted for allegedly stealing $1.2 million worth of equipment and disappearing, remains at large; authorities are actively seeking information on his whereabouts.
Portland Braces for a Week of Rain and Wind: National Weather Service Predicts Mixed Conditions
The upcoming weather in Portland is a mix of rain, partly sunny skies, and cloudy conditions with temperatures in the low 50s and occasional gusty winds, according to the National Weather Service.
ODHS Engages Alvarez & Marsal to Elevate Long-Term Care Oversight in Oregon
ODHS has contracted A&M to evaluate its long-term care facility oversight, aiming to improve safety and quality for its residents by identifying improvement areas and verifying if the department has necessary resources.
Portland Confronts Potential Water Safety Concern as Cryptosporidium Detected in Drinking Source
Traces of Cryptosporidium were found in Portland's water source, with no need for public action yet, and a filtration system is slated for 2027. High-risk individuals should seek medical advice.












