Boxer Ramen is closing all its locations on April 29 due to challenges from the pandemic and rising costs, despite recent optimism for its operations.

Jail nurses in Multnomah County demand the removal of their leadership, citing poor work conditions and management failures. They've expressed a vote of no confidence in supervisory staff.

Multnomah County community plans an interfaith vigil on April 28 to honor youth affected by violence, coinciding with National Youth Violence Prevention Week.

Jessica Vega Pederson has presented a $3.96 billion budget for Multnomah County for FY 2024-25, featuring increases for homelessness and substance recovery efforts.

Portland police conducted a cleanup operation in city neighborhoods, resulting in seven arrests, several citations, warrant executions, and vehicle impounds.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of rain for Portland, with a 100% chance of showers today and high chances of precipitation continuing into the weekend.

Portland Public Schools is requiring 250 custodians to repay wage overpayments from work done during a January ice storm, creating financial stress and frustration among workers.

Starting April 24, Portland's PBOT will work on SW Broadway to improve traffic safety for cyclists and drivers, affecting local parking and traffic flow.

Multnomah County installs new lighting at Central Library to deter drug use and dealing, amidst a rise in fentanyl activities in downtown Portland. The library also boosts safety with additional measures.

Roosevelt High School opened a new Peer Mediation Room to help students resolve conflicts and prevent violence, supported by a grant and county health resources.

A man was arrested after stealing a DHS vehicle and leading law enforcement on a 100 mph chase on Interstate 5. The pursuit ended with the vehicle overturned near Castle Rock, WA.

Clackamas County enhances infrastructure, from road repairs to wastewater treatment, ensuring safety and promoting quality of life through continuous public work efforts and maintenance of parks and recreational areas.

The Portland City Council advanced Mayor Ted Wheeler's camping policy, sidelining Commissioner Rene Gonzalez's counterproposal, to regulate where the homeless may camp.