A forecast predicts a rainy period for Portland with occasional showers and high precipitation, including a brief sunny break on Thursday before rain resumes over the weekend.

Portland's "Hidden Landmarks of Albina’s Black Community" exhibit showcases the city's Black heritage and aims to preserve Albina neighborhood's history.

Metro is seeking input on transforming Willamette Cove into a nature park and encourages community participation through an online survey until May 10.

A fentanyl dealer wanted in connection with an overdose death was arrested at a Portland Trail Blazers game after a sheriff's deputy recognized him on TV.

Portland's Metro Bond Opportunity Solicitation seeks developers for affordable housing, with a focus on the city's poorest and homeless, aiming to build at least 3,900 units, with 1,600 for households earning 30% or less of the AMI.

Oregon schools encourage students to engage in physical activity by participating in Bike + Roll to School Day on May 8, promoting health and community benefits.

Portland offers free pre-approved plans to facilitate the construction of detached ADUs, expediting the permit process.

The Oregon Museum Grant committee is set to review funding applications for state heritage institutions on May 15, with the Oregon Heritage Commission to finalize grants on May 20.

Clackamas County has issued over 315,000 ballots for the May 21 primary election, with a new ballot design and a privacy weave envelope. Voters can track their ballots and must return them by 8 p.m. on Election Day.

Oregon CIO Terrence Woods and Deputy CIO Jennifer Bjerke have won the State Executive and Leadership of the Year awards, respectively, in the StateScoop 50 Awards.

Multnomah County prepares to open a 24-hour sobering center in September under Chair Jessica Vega Pederson's directive, aiming to offer alternatives to incarceration for drug users, in line with HB 4002.

Donna Marie Morriss was charged with 46 counts, including identity theft and forgery, and the DA's office is seeking other potential victims to come forward.

Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson outlined her administration's plans to address challenges exacerbated by the pandemic, including housing, healthcare, and childcare, in her State of the County address.