Portland Fire & Rescue successfully rescued a man who fell down a steep cliff in SW Portland, requiring a rope rescue and coordination in challenging conditions.

The Humane Society of Central Oregon discovered a rare intersex tortoiseshell kitten named Cinder with male gonads and a coat pattern usually found in females.

A 60-year-old man was arrested for attempting to meet a Portland minor, with authorities charging him with production of child pornography and other federal offenses.

The Multnomah County Board approved a $3.96 billion budget for community services and infrastructure, focusing on homelessness, health, and education.

Two teenagers in Salem were charged with animal abuse after a surveillance video showed them shooting a cat. The incident also involves evidence tampering. Authorities seek the weapon and more information.

Portland's Rose Festival returns with a focus on safety, featuring traditional events and a Vancouver parade float. The two-hour parade will be streamed live and floats displayed post-event.

Portland will host a Wear Orange event on June 8 to address gun violence, offering speeches, survivor stories, and resources on prevention, with food and music for attendees.

Jacob Bentley, 39, was arrested in Oregon, charged with 12 counts of sexual abuse and 2 counts involving explicit conduct with children under 10. Authorities suspect more victims.

Clackamas County has issued guidelines for the safe use of household products to prevent environmental damage, emphasizing proper disposal and mindful usage to protect local ecosystems.

Law enforcement in Clackamas County conducted an operation against illegal street racing, resulting in five arrests and 14 towed cars, with 121 traffic stops and numerous citations issued.

The article summarizes various crimes reported by the Hillsboro Police for May, including theft, assault, DUIs, and other disturbances leading to several arrests.

Multnomah County seeks expertise for its new behavioral health center, targeting a September opening with services for people with SUD and mental health issues.

Portland candidates file for elections under the city's new government structure, which includes a larger council, ranked-choice voting, and district-based representation. The November election will implement these changes.