A survey from the Multnomah County DA's Office shows internal divisions on diversity initiatives, with discrepancies in confidence toward management particularly along gender and supervisory lines.

Taco Bell partners with Portland's Secret Aardvark to introduce a spicy sauce for Nacho Fries and collaborates with Salt & Straw for a chocolate ice cream taco.

Oregon celebrated its statehood by swearing in 29 new citizens from 19 countries, coinciding with its birthday on February 14th, and highlighting the diverse backgrounds of America's newest members.

The NWS Portland issued a wind advisory for eastern metro areas, with gusts up to 50 mph expected, cautioning of wind damage and advising residents to secure loose items.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and Police Chief Bob Day welcomed 19 new officers and 5 staff to the Portland Police Bureau, aiming to bolster its ranks after a low in sworn members.

Dutch Bros is moving 40% of its corporate staff from Oregon to Arizona, with costs up to $41 million, offering relocation or severance support, aiming to support southern market growth.

Portland declares a state of emergency in anticipation of heavy snowfall and strong winds, as city officials prepare shelters and outreach for the homeless.

Federal law enforcement seized a $70k Ford from Jon Harder, former CEO of Sunwest Management, to help pay his $74 million restitution for committing a $120 million fraud.

Portland passes an emergency ordinance to expedite the removal of graffiti on private property and hold noncompliant owners accountable, led by Commissioner Carmen Rubio.

The Oregon Court of Appeals upheld restrictions on Portland's fossil fuel infrastructure growth, a decision celebrated by City Commissioner Rubio as a step against climate change. Critics, however, worry about economic impacts.

The Portland City Council unanimously approved the foreclosure of six properties notorious for code violations and illegal activities, responding to neighborhood concerns over safety and blight.

Portland Public Schools officials plan to cut $30 million from the 2024-25 budget, affecting students and staff, following financial challenges and a teacher's strike.

The 1905, a North Portland jazz club, prepares to reopen under new management, with a focus on invigorating the local jazz scene and resolving past financial issues.