Providence Portland Medical Center's reworked ER will open late June, adding dozens of treatment rooms and an 8‑bed SARA to ease overcrowding.

County and developer opened 275 affordable apartments at Milwaukie’s Hillside Park, including 21 supportive homes and a resilience hub to aid residents. This marks Phase 1 of a larger master plan.

Legacy Emanuel will open a new, $2M‑backed Oregon Burn Center on June 3 with 16 surge‑ready suites, a rooftop garden and an in‑unit rehab gym. The unit replaces a decades‑old facility and aims to bolster regional capacity.

Detectives from Marion County and six local departments contacted more than 20 homes in an ICAC sweep. Officials say electronic devices were seized and probes remain active.

Business and civic leaders are pressing Oregon's Prosperity Council to back Cascadia high-speed rail, saying it could cut Portland‑Seattle trips to about an hour and spur thousands of jobs.

Alea's founders Haley and Brendan Byer are launching 'Nights at Alea' — weekly Tuesday dinners at Mac Market featuring themed menus and handmade pasta.

Cambia has been identified as the tenant taking about 90,000 square feet at Terminal 1 on the Vancouver waterfront, a major win for the Port's redevelopment. The company already has a Vancouver office and a large Portland‑area workforce.

A suspect barricaded himself in a Vancouver waterfront apartment, prompting a police perimeter and a county alert. Residents were told to shelter in place while officers worked the scene.

Police arrested a man in Parkrose Wednesday after detectives tied his Tahoe to a Jan. 13 hit-and-run that struck a patrol vehicle and injured two officers. He was booked into Multnomah County Jail on multiple charges.

A German shepherd was found tied to a cement block in Woodburn; police freed the dog and are asking the public for tips to find its owner.

Vertical Diner’s Hillsdale outpost will close June 14; owners cite long‑running economic strain and plan to phase menu items.

Two people were arrested after shots were fired at an Easter egg hunt at Parklane Park on April 5. Police say no one was injured and the investigation is ongoing.

Portland police arrested John A. Knight and booked him into Multnomah County Jail after detectives linked him to an April assault on NE Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The victim suffered shoulder, knee and hand injuries.