Washington County and Beaverton opened a new shelter to aid the homeless, providing beds, meals, and transition support toward stable housing. It is part of a larger effort to increase regional shelter capacity.

Hillsboro voters advised against water fluoridation in the 2024 advisory vote, with 58% against and 42% in favor. The city remains divided on the issue, which has been debated since the 1950s.

The City of Vancouver seeks a volunteer for its Public Facilities District Board to oversee city property, including the convention center. Applications are due by December 20th.

The derelict former Gordon's Fireplace Shop in Portland is set for a December auction with a starting bid of $225,000, following past neighborhood grievances and police calls.

The public comment period for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program ended Monday, sparking concerns among residents about the project's impact on home values and climate goals.

Oregon's Governor Tina Kotek secures an extended Mifepristone supply for abortions until 2028, reinforcing the state's commitment to reproductive rights.

Portland's weather forecast indicates continued rain and potential flooding, with the National Weather Service warning of rising river levels and ponding in low-lying areas.

The audit report on Washington County's management of a $2.9 million federal workforce grant revealed administrative challenges and gaps in ensuring proper use of funds.

Portland begins towing parked cars during their Leaf Day removal program to prevent street flooding and ensure thorough cleanup, with enforcement in selected neighborhoods until December 21.

A man stole an Elephants Delicatessen truck with an employee inside, who escaped with minor injuries. The truck was tracked down, and the suspect was arrested after a pursuit and faces several charges.

A man sustained severe neck injuries in a Portland bar fight; suspect Abraham Bravo was arrested shortly after and faces second-degree assault charges.

Two hikers and their dog were rescued from the Larch Mountain Trail with the help of Text-to-911 service after being stranded with limited cell service.

Portland is forecasted to experience heavy rain and potential thunderstorms, with flood risks increasing mid-week as rivers may rise. The NWS warns of significant precipitation, advising residents to stay informed on conditions.