Oregon is set to observe its annual "Safety Break" on May 8 to promote workplace safety and health, as part of an initiative by Oregon OSHA. Organizations will discuss safety accomplishments and future improvements.

Portland experienced a record-breaking 62 degrees, signaling an early start to February warmth. A mix of sun and showers is expected, with variable Groundhog Day conditions. The weekend may see dry weather and snow in higher elevations.

Javier Sarabia from California was sentenced to 151 months in prison for his role in a drug trafficking operation from Mexico to Portland. He pleaded guilty in October 2023.

Oregon faces a severe mental health services shortage, needing 3,000 more adult residential beds—an estimated $500 million expense over five years. A report highlights this crisis and the state's plan to address it.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks public feedback on their new proposed conduct directives, encouraging residents to read the proposals online and submit comments to foster community-engaged policing.

Four men are charged with federal drug offenses after being caught with 370 gallons of liquid heroin in Oregon, after a detailed law enforcement operation.

The Oregon Supreme Court ruled that ten GOP senators who staged a walkout cannot run for re-election, upholding Measure 113, which penalizes excessive unexcused absences.

Former Intel CEO, Brian Krzanich, joins the board of SES AI Corp., a company specializing in battery technology, bringing his tech and leadership experience to advance next-gen li-metal batteries.

Portland waives permit fees for tree removal and replanting after severe January storms, with Commissioner Dan Ryan directing the Urban Forestry team to provide financial relief to affected property owners.

A Portland couple used their iPhone, a CO2 monitor, and neighbor's video to trace a suspected burglar who had stolen items from their storm-damaged home.

Portland City Council unanimously approved housing production reforms introduced by Commissioner Carmen Rubio, aimed at amending zoning codes to reduce construction costs and foster socio-economic diversity.

A landslide in Astoria, Oregon, prompted evacuations and affected eight properties, with infrastructure like water and gas shut off as a precaution. The geological issue has a long history in the region.

"The Lion King" is set to return to Portland's Keller Auditorium in fall 2025 after a cancellation due to an ice storm. Ticket holders from the canceled shows are granted presale access for the new dates.