The Multnomah County Board approves design and funding for a new tiny home village, Montavilla Community Village, to house up to 40 homeless individuals in Portland.

Anthony Wessel received a life sentence for the second-degree murder of his wife Anna in Oregon City, with no parole for at least 25 years, after confessing to the planned crime.

Oregon leaders and MHAAO expand an outreach program in Portland to tackle homelessness and addiction, focusing on comprehensive support and recovery services.

Clackamas County prepares for a public hearing on its Child Care Scholarship project, which has aided at least 75 low to moderate-income families, to gather community feedback.

PBOT to present an update on traffic fatalities and road safety efforts, including the 2023 Deadly Traffic Crash Report, to Portland City Council on April 17.

Clackamas County celebrates National Fair Housing Month with children's artwork, honoring inclusivity and civil rights history while promoting the Fair Housing Act and its anti-discrimination principles.

Portland's Development Services announces a fee increase effective July 1, urging permit submissions before the hike. Applications must meet criteria and deadlines for current rates.

The City of Portland is set to destroy an abandoned Glastron Boat, OR 459 BB, if not claimed by May 11, 2024, stressing issues of waste and responsibility.

An 18' Bayliner boat faces demolition by the Portland Bureau of Transportation if not claimed by May 11, 2024. The reasons for the seizure are unpublished.

Owners of the Oregon-based ConsoliDebt Solutions, LLC, Javier Banuelas Urueta and Dalia Castilleja Saucedo, face federal fraud charges for allegedly running a scam involving client funds.

The Oregon State Fire Marshal allocated $6 million in grants to support local firefighting agencies ahead of the 2024 wildfire season, bolstering fire department staffing levels.

April is recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, where the Portland Police Bureau and local groups focus on preventing sexual violence, supporting survivors, and promoting consent.

The Opal Apartments, a new affordable housing community for seniors, has opened in Cedar Mill, offering 54 units prioritized for those with low incomes and providing specialized services for LGBTQ+ residents.