Portland's latest initiative from the Street Services Coordination Center focuses on cleaning up hazardous campsites and offering resources to the displaced homeless.

Portland police arrested Terrence D. Jacob for multiple felony charges, including attempted murder following an April 5 shooting. An investigation led to his capture and the seizure of five firearms from his residence.

Reflecting on K9 Mick's legacy a decade after his death in duty, the Portland Police Department honors the fallen K9 for his sacrifice, which bolstered the bond between law enforcement and the community.

Clark County Public Works is converting the junction of Northeast 72nd Avenue and Northeast 239th Street into an all-way stop to enhance safety and traffic flow, starting tomorrow.

The PBOT and its partners are presenting a plan to reduce traffic fatalities to the Portland City Council, emphasizing the urgency of addressing the recent rise in collisions.

Joseph Beard was convicted of charges linked to auto thefts in Multnomah County, including vehicle misuse and theft, stemming from "Operation MistleTow."

Antony Kassab has been indicted on second-degree murder and unlawful weapon use charges for the fatal stabbing of homeless Cody Funk and another attack on February 9, 2024.

The Joint Office of Homeless Services in Portland is criticized for not meeting the homeless population's needs, with full shelters and complex access, despite efforts to improve.

Shooting at Clackamas Town Center resulted in no injuries at the Cheesecake Factory. The suspects fled before deputies arrived, and a gunshot victim later emerged as a witness. The Sheriff's Office seeks public tips for their investigation.

A frost advisory has been issued for the Portland area, with potential damage to sensitive plants expected. After the cold spell, a warming trend with higher temperatures is anticipated.

The Joint Office of Homeless Services has spent $91 million of its $170 million budget for FY 2024, according to a Multnomah County briefing, focusing on homeless services and housing.

Governor Kotek designates April 14-20 as Public Safety Telecommunicators Week in Oregon, acknowledging the essential role of 911 operators who handle over 2 million calls yearly.

The Portland Police Bureau cracked down on illegal street takeovers, resulting in 12 arrests and 33 impounded vehicles. They aim to increase community safety by combining education with enforcement.