The Portland Thorns appoint Alexis Lee as President of Business Operations, bringing her experience from other sports organizations to the soccer club.

Oregon public defender Jason Munn is accused by a report from the Oregon Justice Resource Center of gross negligence in handling nearly a hundred cases.

The City of Portland celebrated the achievements of its Design and Historic Landmarks Commissions, which presented their annual reports highlighting key urban projects that blend design excellence with cultural heritage preservation.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services published a notice of a land use proposal for 8638 N Van Houten Ave, signaling possible changes in local zoning and inviting public input.

Sergio Martinez pled guilty to drug trafficking and obstructing justice, with HSI San Diego agents uncovering his role in a 40-pound cocaine smuggling case.

Mt. Tabor Park in Portland is nearing the completion of a new bike path and upgraded maintenance facilities to enhance visitor experience and worker safety.

Cryptosporidium has been detected in Portland's tap water, posing a risk to immunocompromised individuals. The city is working on installing treatment systems by 2027.

Portland man Fabian Bigeagle, 51, is arrested again after a series of racially charged assaults in the Hazelwood Neighborhood, according to the Portland Police Bureau.

Oregonians are urged to file tax returns to claim their share of the $1.6 billion tax credit before the April 15 deadline, with over $4 billion still available.

Stacy Smith, former CFO of Intel, has rejoined the company's board of directors to aid in its semiconductor industry comeback and IDM 2.0 strategy execution.

The National Weather Service predicts a series of sunny days and mild temperatures for Portland, with clear skies and highs up to 75°F. Enjoyable weather is expected to last into next week with a chance of rain returning by Wednesday.

A food cart pod at Portland State University is set to close by summer due to wastewater issues, leaving students and vendors grappling with the loss of a convenient and diverse eating spot.

Xinmin Liang was attacked while fishing at the Portland waterfront; he suffered a concussion, a swollen eye, and a broken arm. His attacker, described by Liang's daughter, is sought by police.