Portland updates its Fraud Hotline for increased transparency, seeking public input on proposed changes to better define fraud, waste, and abuse, and align with the city's new government structure.

The SSCC in Portland reported on their efforts to manage the homelessness crisis, providing shelter to 23 people and conducting 655 site assessments of campsites last week.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services announced a Hearings Officer decision on a Conditional Use Review for a project at 311 NE 141st Avenue, impacting cityscape development.

Portland has issued a final notice for the retrieval of a Seaswirl Boat by April 5, 2024, before its scheduled destruction on April 8, 2024, due to neglect.

Portland’s weather forecast includes frost followed by sunshine today, with a high near 49°F. Cloudy and chilly tonight, partly sunny Friday, and rain with gusty winds over the weekend. Rain is expected to continue into the next week.

Portland real estate developer Walter Bowen listed his private 40-acre estate for $15 million, while Baltimore Orioles owner Peter Angelos put up his waterfront condo for sale at $1.7 million.

The Oregon Legislature passed a bill to allow school buses to use cameras to catch drivers ignoring stop signals, with fines up to $2,000, now awaiting the Governor's signature.

Oregon's Legislature passed a $376 million housing package to tackle housing and homelessness, with Gov. Kotek's approval pending. The initiative includes funding for infrastructure and affordable housing projects.

Oregon's 142nd Wing conducts essential night training to maintain combat readiness, flying F-15 Eagles from March 4-6 to ensure pilots are prepared for night-time operations.

Vailey Oehlke, director of Multnomah County libraries, is retiring on June 3, 2024, after a tenure that saw inclusive and modern transformations of local libraries.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear a case that could impact cities' approaches to managing homelessness and public encampments, following a pivotal 9th Circuit ruling.

Mason Warshaw, a senior at Canby High School, was killed by a freight train while crossing tracks, prompting community grief and school support services.

Passengers from Las Vegas to Salem experienced a multi-day delay with Avelo Airlines, which blamed weather although clients questioned this reasoning. The delay impacted personal schedules, including a new job start for a passenger's son.