The article informs Portland residents of a survey to decide on new designs for the Burnside Bridge, part of a seismic resilience project, with a deadline for participation.

Oregon's DEQ has opened public feedback on draft rules of the Climate Protection Program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, seeking to adjust policies after a court setback.

A Salem man was arrested for sexual assault at massage parlors, with multiple incidents prompting a wider investigation. Police urge for potential additional victims to come forward.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office has implemented new policies, created with community input, to establish clear operational guidelines and enhance accountability.

Police and emergency services responded to a shooting at Irwin Park in Eugene, where a man reported being shot during a dispute. His condition is unknown, and an investigation is ongoing.

The Newberg-Dundee School Board terminated Superintendent Stephen Phillips amidst a financial crisis, with a temporary replacement appointed until a new hire.

A car crash on Highway 14 in Vancouver led to a fiery scene, with two hospitalized, one critically, after a vehicle caught fire and a man was trapped inside.

Portland Police Chief Bob Day calls for the immediate opening of a 24/7 sobering center to address public safety and taxpayer concerns, ahead of a scheduled deflection center opening and the implementation of a new bill.

The forecast for Portland indicates clearing skies and rising temperatures, reaching a high near 79 degrees today, with the rest of the week likely to be sunny and warm with highs potentially reaching the mid-90s.

A man named Jacob Forrest was shot dead in Portland's Lloyd District. His family released his photo seeking information. The Portland Police Bureau calls for public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

The CDBG program marks a milestone, highlighted by its success in Washington County's community development through projects like the Housing Rehabilitation Program.

A man was fatally shot in Portland's Lloyd District, and police are investigating the incident with no immediate arrests made. The victim's identity is withheld pending family notification.

Sophia Smith scored twice, leading the U.S. Women's Soccer team to a 4-1 Olympic quarterfinal win over Germany.