The Stephanie Inn in Cannon Beach, Oregon, was named one of the "15 Best Beach Resorts in the U.S." by Travel+Leisure, praised for its community feel and beautiful setting.

Oregon agencies are hosting a Wildfire Preparedness Weekend to educate on home defense against wildfires, with free admission sponsored by Portland General Electric.

Clackamas County celebrates local volunteers during National Volunteer Week, highlighting the dedication and impact of community members who provide essential services without pay.

Cesar Alvarez-Alcazar received a life sentence for the 2022 murder of Jose Rodriguez-Sanchez at a Cornelius party, with parole eligibility after 25 years.

Eugene Police arrested Emilio Tobon for DUII, and a search revealed fentanyl, cash, and firearms in his vehicle, suggesting involvement in the drug trade.

Police found a man dead in a Portland residence amid a shooting investigation; homicide detectives are examining evidence to determine the events leading to his death.

Janeice Renee Downs, 24, faces 16 charges for theft in Multnomah County, having allegedly stolen over $56,000 in goods, with more charges expected for additional theft in Washington State.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of rain for Portland, Oregon, starting with a 50% chance after 3 a.m. and increasing to a 100% certainty on Thursday with winds making umbrellas ineffective.

Portland Police intensify the search for Elias Huizar after a clerk reports seeing him at a Plaid Pantry, as he remains a suspect in connection to a double homicide and child kidnapping.

Mayor Ted Wheeler proposes a revised camping ban in Portland that could lead to $100 fines or jail time for homeless people who reject open shelter offers.

Portland Public Schools faces a $30 million shortfall, proposing to cut 250 jobs, despite a $2.4 billion budget that deals with increasing costs and reduced federal support.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler is presenting a revised camping ban to the city council, informed by previous legal challenges and current Supreme Court considerations. The proposal includes fines or jail time for rejecting shelter offers.

Clackamas Community College offers free stargazing nights with guidance from Rose City Astronomers, featuring a 24-inch telescope. The events cater to all and require no registration.