The Oregon State Fire Marshal has launched a $3 million initiative for wildfire risk reduction, offering grants to fund projects safeguarding homes and infrastructure against fires.

The Portland Police Bureau joins the national Click It or Ticket campaign to enforce seat belt laws and reduce roadway fatalities, highlighting the importance of buckling up for all ages.

Portland will implement a safety and transit overhaul on 122nd Avenue, utilizing various funding sources, including a $20 million federal grant for road safety improvements.

One person was found dead after a house fire in an Aloha neighborhood on Sunday, with firefighters facing challenges due to cluttered conditions. The cause is under investigation.

A new comfort dog named Burton has joined the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office to aid in relieving stress for community members and first responders.

Hillsboro police seek a driver who fled after a fatal pedestrian hit-and-run. The incident occurred last Thursday night at Southeast Tualatin Valley Highway and Southeast Cypress Street.

A 14-year-old boy, Kaleb Bolin Moore, was found safe after being reported missing in Gresham. He had left home without seizure medication. Details of his disappearance and return are limited.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler declares May 19 as Marriage Equality Day to mark 10 years since Oregon legalized same-sex marriage.

Coos Bay residents can comment on the use of a $16,500 federal grant for the restoration of the Marshfield Pioneer Cemetery, focusing on marker repair and leveling.

The Portland City Council unanimously approved Mayor Ted Wheeler's $8.2 billion budget proposal, focusing on enhanced services and infrastructure. Final vote is set for June 12.

Portland's weather will be partly cloudy, reaching 69°F, but rain is expected Tuesday with a high chance of precipitation and calm winds today shifting northwest.

The Portland Police Bureau is seeking public assistance in locating George F. Cline, Jr, a 53-year-old endangered missing person with mental health issues, last seen on May 6, 2024.

Mark David McCool appeared in Seattle court facing charges for attempting to sexually abuse children, after being arrested in a sting with items suggesting intent to commit the crime.