Portland's Safe Routes to School program, assisted by interns Jason and Matthew, enhances citywide pedestrian and bicycle access, with plans for wayfinding signage and infrastructure improvements in the Cully neighborhood.

Elizabeth West of Oregon was sentenced to time served plus two weeks, with a three-year supervised release, after pleading guilty to making interstate threats and possessing an arsenal.

Portland is improving its U visa application process following an audit showing a decline in certifications. The Bureau is aligning with federal and state laws to aid eligible crime victims.

The Clackamas County DA's Office reported on an officer-involved shooting. Deputy Tucker, involved in the incident, is on leave. Suspect Brasuell is hospitalized. The case awaits a grand jury review.

A 5-year-old boy drowned in Dunlap Lake, Marion County, with authorities responding early Monday but unable to save him. The sheriff's office extended condolences and emphasized water safety.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days with highs around 90 degrees and lows in the low 60s for Portland, Oregon, with the trend expected to continue through the weekend.

Oregon lawmakers urge investment in affordable housing in response to the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling permitting a camping ban in Grants Pass, amid rising homelessness.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks public help in the Tiara Atencio's homicide case by sharing Trimet photos of a person of interest to gather information and tips.

The Bureau of Development Services in Portland raises service fees by 8% effective July 1, 2024, to cover increasing costs.

Looting has been reported in Wasco County's evacuated areas due to the Larch Creek Fire, with the Sheriff's Office committing to addressing the crime amid ongoing wildfire containment efforts.

Award-winning Portland chef Naomi Pomeroy has died at 49 after drowning while inner tubing on the Willamette River. Her culinary contributions to the city, including her famous restaurant Beast, had a significant impact.

The Portland Police Bureau confirms the death of a third teenager, Cole Johnson, from a June 25 collision, prompting community grief and calls for road safety reforms.

The Portland Police announced the death of pedestrian Tony Marvin Stephenson, 53, in a crash on I-84, marking the city's 26th traffic fatality in 2023.