The National Weather Service predicts a week of rain for Portland, with temperatures reaching the mid-50s and intermittent showers, possibly escalating into thunderstorms by Thursday.

A 33-year-old man, Joshua Noel Guerra, died in a two-vehicle crash in Salem after his SUV reportedly ran a red light and collided with another vehicle, injuring two others.

Clackamas County officials approve a plan to transform Hillside Park in Milwaukie, replacing 100 old homes with 500 new units to address the housing crisis.

A parent brandished a gun during a teen brawl at Vancouver Mall's food court; police responded, but the suspect fled before they arrived. No injuries were reported.

Clark County offers free workshops on composting and sustainable living, including sessions on cooking with leftovers, backyard composting, and green cleaning. Registration is required for hands-on events.

Elizabeth Pereira, a long-term Hillsboro resident, is the new Senior Customer Service Representative for HiLight, where she aims to improve the local community's digital experience.

Clark County Jail has installed a public naloxone vending machine to combat opioid overdoses by providing free Narcan, test strips, and addiction resources.

One killed in Eastbank Esplanade violence; suspect Abel Nistor faces second-degree murder charges. Community members, including a garbage collector and off-duty security officer, intervened.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of persistent rain for Portland, Oregon, with temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to mid-60s and intermittent showers. Clear skies may return by Sunday.

Portland's Jewish community celebrates Purim with unique spiels, integrating drag shows and themes from "1984" and "West Side Story," reflecting resilience in the face of antisemitism and pandemic challenges.

The Hillsboro Year-Round Shelter Project enters the design phase with $850,000 in federal funds, aiming to provide continuous support for the homeless.

A naloxone vending machine has been installed in Clark County Jail's public lobby to help combat opioid overdoses, especially among those recently released.

Three top aides in Oregon Governor Tina Kotek's office are departing or taking leave, creating potential leadership gaps amidst significant state challenges.