An Oregon City couple is charged with criminal mistreatment following the death of their newborn who did not receive medical care due to their faith-healing beliefs.

Portland Police seek public help to identify individuals who fled PSU library amid a police dispersal operation. No injuries or damages were reported.

Mayer State Park is undergoing a riverbank stabilization project with federal and local partners; the east riverbank is closed, but the park remains open for other activities.

Mayor Ted Wheeler proposes an $8.2 billion budget for Portland, focused on city services, public safety, homelessness, and economic recovery, with public hearings scheduled for May.

The OPRD proposes to align Maupin City's boundary within the Deschutes Scenic Waterway rule to its actual limits, correcting a 1973 oversight, and seeks public input before the June Commission vote.

A Portland Orangetheory coach is accused of not passing on charity funds, raising concerns over the missing donations and prompting a police investigation and his suspension.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek outlines the role of First Spouse, ensuring transparency and aiming to focus on state issues without establishing an office or staff for her partner, Aimee Kotek Wilson.

The Multnomah County IDDSD is hosting its Information Fair on May 16 to support neurodiverse individuals, offering resources from local service providers.

The Portland Police Bureau is engaged in a standoff with protestors occupying PSU's Millar Library, negotiating for a peaceful resolution while maintaining public safety and order.

A group caused property damage in downtown Portland, with police alerted to their march beforehand. Despite no arrests during the unrest, investigation and prosecution are promised.

At least 15 vehicles were set on fire at the Portland Police Training Division; officials are investigating the suspected arson with no reported injuries.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks public input on its directive revision to enhance transparency and community involvement in policing practices. The document and feedback link are available online.

Oregon State Police confirmed a police chase near Harrisburg ended with officers fatally shooting one suspect and injuring another, following an earlier shooting in Coburg.