The SSCC in Portland actively tackles homelessness, referring people to shelters, assessing campsites, and ensuring the safety of the streets according to a city report.

Portland is seeking applicants for its Structural Engineering Advisory Committee, emphasizing diversity and specific qualifications for a three-year term to advise on building standards. Deadline is April 25.

Portland reports a 5% increase in biking activity and plans to expand bike-friendly infrastructure, with PBOT committing to improve cycling, walking, and public transit's accessibility citywide.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cool change with patchy frost in Portland, with lows of 34 degrees and highs in the low 50s. Sunny, warmer weather is expected later in the week.

The San Francisco 49ers are releasing defensive player Arik Armstead, ending his nine-season run with the team due to unsuccessful salary restructure negotiations.

pFriem Family Brewers is expanding from Hood River to the Portland area by opening a new location in the historic Milwaukie City Hall, aiming to create a community space.

Oregon State Hospital's Superintendent Dolly Matteucci is retiring after navigating a pandemic and staffing crisis; Dr. Sara Walker will serve as interim replacement.

Oregon's State Fire Marshal launches a $250 incentive program for residents to create defensible spaces against wildfires, including a free assessment.

Nathan Sandvig, an Army veteran and renewable energy advocate, has filed as the only Republican for Oregon state treasurer ahead of the filing deadline.

Key races in Oregon lack candidates as the filing deadline for 2024 primaries approaches, with top offices like secretary of state and attorney general still open on party slates.

The Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability has drafted a five-year Housing Production Strategy to address the city's housing crisis with a focus on affordability and inclusivity.

Portland Governor Tina Kotek celebrates a $450 million federal grant for I-5 Rose Quarter improvements, aiming to reduce traffic and enhance economic development.

Portland City Council has named March 11th as National 311 Day to honor the local non-emergency line, PDX 311, and its role in connecting residents with city services.