May the 4th be with you in your celebration of Free Comic Book Day at the best Portland comic book stores.

The new nail salon offers classic and deluxe treatments for hands and feet.

Looking to explore the newest businesses to open in Portland? Here's a list of the newest spots to make their debut around town in the city.

Want to find out about the newest businesses to open in Portland? Here's a list of the newest spots to land around town in the city.

Portland-based saas company AskNicely has secured $10 million in Series A funding. Read on for the latest investment news in the local area.

Looking to uncover all that Cathedral Park has to offer? Get to know this Portland neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses, with ratings, photos and more.

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Portland-based education company OpenSesame has secured $28 million in Series C funding. Read on for the latest news in venture capital in the local area.

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Interested in checking out the newest businesses to open in Portland? Here's a rundown of the newest businesses to land near you in the city.

Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top bridal spots around Portland. Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

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Interested in exploring the freshest new businesses in Portland? Here's a rundown of the newest spots to land recently in the city.

A new barber shop has opened its doors in the neighborhood. Read on for more details about the business and what they're offering.

Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top bookstores in Portland. Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top home decor hot spots in Portland. Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

Looking to uncover all that Pearl District has to offer? Get to know this Portland neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses, with ratings, photos and more.

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A new waxing spot has made its debut in the neighborhood. Read on for more details.

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Portland-based information services company Clinicient has secured $17 million in funding. Read on for the latest news in venture capital in the local area.

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A new hair salon has opened for business in the neighborhood. Read on for more details.

Looking for the best affordable bike shops in Portland? Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city in your price range, with ratings, photos and more.

Portland-based computer company IOTAS has secured $8.5 million in Series A funding. Read on for the latest news in venture capital in the local area.

Spending time in Irvington? Get to know this Portland neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses, with ratings, photos and more.

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Portland-based finance company Koan has secured $3 million in seed funding. Read on for the latest news in venture capital in the local area.

Spending time in Grant Park? Get to know this Portland neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses, with ratings, photos and more.

Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top accessory hot spots in Portland. Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top bike shops in Portland. Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

Portland's insurance industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Portland is seeing strong demand for technicians' skills. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Portland's health care industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Portland's health care industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Looking for the best affordable bike repair and maintenance restaurants around Portland? Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city in your price range, with ratings, photos and more.

Looking for good jewelry spots around Portland? Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

Portland is seeing strong demand for sales representatives' skills. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

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Portland's insurance industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Spending time in Arbor Lodge? Get to know this Portland neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses, with ratings, photos and more.

Spending time in Sumner? Get to know this Portland neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses, with ratings, photos and more.

Interested in sampling the freshest new businesses in Portland? Here's a rundown of the newest spots to open for business recently around town.

Hiring for technicians in Portland is going strong. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Portland's insurance industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Visiting Creston-Kenilworth, or just exploring the area more? Get to know this Portland neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses, with ratings, photos and more.

Portland's tech industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Hiring for sales representatives in Portland is going strong. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Hiring for managers in Portland is going strong. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Portland's health care industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Portland's insurance industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

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Portland's transportation industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Portland's tech industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

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Here's a rundown of top affordable bridal restaurants in the city, with ratings, photos and more. Did your favorite make the cut?

Portland's insurance industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

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Portland sues journalist and OPB to block release of clean energy fund contributors, citing taxpayer confidentiality, despite DA ruling favoring disclosure.

Three Portland teens pleaded guilty to arson for setting fires in Mt. Tabor Park and surrounding areas in summer 2022, with sentences involving probation and community service.

A 25-year-old man was fatally shot in a motel parking lot in Portland; no arrests have been made. The Medical Examiner ruled it a homicide by gunshot.

Jeffrey Fucile, a 67-year-old man with dementia missing since January 23, was found safe. The Portland Police Bureau thanked the community for their help in the search.

Oregon's Department of Revenue offers free electronic tax filing options and Speedy refunds via direct deposit, introducing Oregon Free Fillable Forms and Direct File Oregon for residents.

U.S. gas prices are slightly rising overall, with the national average at $3.13 per gallon. Oregon sees a drop to $3.62. Higher future prices may result from crude oil market trends and seasonal factors.

Oregon is considering a bill that would transfer wildfire fighting costs from forest owners to state taxpayers, amid controversy over the timber industry's influence and Senator Steiner's connections to the industry.

Oregon's timber industry, benefiting from 1990s tax cuts, could gain more from a new wildfire fighting fund, while a counter proposal suggests taxing the industry to restore lost public service funding.

Portland General Electric issues a major RFP for renewable and non-emitting energy projects to meet Oregon's clean energy goals, with operation start dates between 2025-2027.

Columbia Sportswear is laying off staff at its Oregon HQ due to economic challenges and a poor fourth quarter. CEO Tim Boyle cites personnel costs outpacing business growth and aims for future savings.

BKM Capital Partners bought Airport Way Corporate Park in Portland for $24.5 million, planning to invest $1.3 million in upgrades and renaming it PDX Distribution Center. The 140,693-square-foot industrial park is 97% occupied.

A federal court has ordered Portland's Pizzicato restaurant chain to pay $540K for illegal tip pooling and labor violations, including underage worker endangerment.

Polls reveal Portland residents feel the city is on the wrong track with concerns about homelessness, safety, and taxes overshadowing progress efforts.

Daimler Truck North America delivers two Freightliner eCascadias to Goodwill in New Mexico, boosting sustainable transport with state's first electric trucks.

Bob Moore, the founder of Bob's Red Mill, passed away at 94. He built a global brand known for whole grains and implemented an employee-ownership plan. His philanthropic efforts supported nutritional research in Oregon.

Portland's City technicians will be inspecting local natural gas infrastructure for safety and reliability. Residents should allow access for these standard checks.

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.

Two Bamboo Sushi locations in Portland temporarily closed due to a payroll error that delayed employee payments and led to staff shortages. Sortis Holdings offered cash advances to affected employees.

Portland General Electric considers adding power lines through Forest Park, leading to concerns among residents about potential environmental disruption in the city's natural reserve.

UFCW Local 555 endorses Kroger and Albertsons $24.6 billion merger, diverging from the national union's stance, after negotiations with C&S Wholesale Grocers.

On Holding opens its largest US store in Portland, Oregon, close to its American HQ, featuring an innovative modular retail design and a "Magic Wall" for trying on shoes.

Oregon's Attorney General joins others and the FTC to sue and block the $24.6 billion Kroger-Albertsons merger, citing competition and consumer cost concerns.

Wieden+Kennedy cut 20% of its staff at the Portland office, impacting 90 employees amidst industry changes. The layoffs are part of a restructure to align with client needs, not due to client losses.

The Better Business Bureau warns Lake Oswego parents of a scam where con artists, claiming to be from educational organizations, charge for nonexistent SAT prep materials.

Popina Swimwear's NE Portland store will close after 18 years as owner Lulu Levenson heads towards retirement, but the online and wholesale operations will continue.

The sentiment among Portland businesses is cautiously optimistic as fewer report concern over image-related customer loss, according to a Downtown Portland Clean & Safe survey.

United Airlines' CEO reassures customers of safety in a memo after several incidents, announcing extra pilot training and revised mechanic training starting in May.

The Oregon Workers' Compensation Division announces its 21st annual educational conference in Portland on May 9-10, focusing on claim filing, dispute resolution, and mental health at work.

The Oregon Workers' Compensation Division is hosting its 21st annual educational conference in Portland on May 9-10, focusing on issues like claim filing and mental health in the workplace.

The Biden administration has announced a financial aid package, including an $8.5 billion incentive and $11 billion in loans, to boost Intel's semiconductor production in the U.S.

The Clackamas County DA's Office showcased Senior Deputy DA Stacey Borgman, detailing her role in prosecuting various crimes, highlighting her leadership and past as an Olympian.

Portland's downtown leads the U.S. in empty office spaces with a vacancy rate of 30.2% as of late 2023, prompting city officials to offer tax incentives to attract businesses.

Oregon OSHA fined Sky Ridge Construction LLC $103,438 for repeated fall protection safety violations observed during an inspection at a residential project.

Two dead, one critically injured in a fiery car crash in Tigard; collision between a Nissan Altima and GMC Terrain occurred at SW Roy Rogers and Perth Road intersection.

The article reminds Oregon taxpayers that the April 15 tax filing deadline is near and advises e-filing for efficiency, highlighting free state and federal e-file options and the new Direct File Oregon service.

Tillamook CEO Patrick Criteser is stepping down after 12 years, passing the torch to insider David Booth, who brings extensive industry experience to the role. A smooth transition is planned.

Clark County seeks volunteer park hosts for Frenchman's Bar Regional Park, offering an on-site living opportunity for RV owners in exchange for park maintenance duties. Applications are accepted until filled, with the first review on April 10th.

Douglas Bourland, a former Portland firefighter, received a 7½-year prison sentence for the first-degree kidnapping of a man accused of stealing cannabis from his store.

Portland State University plans to end its relationship with a popular food cart pod due to wastewater issues, with owners fundraising to avoid closure.

The 16th annual Blue Mountain Occupational Safety and Health Conference in Pendleton focuses on workplace safety, including sessions in Spanish and speaks by Brad and Delores Gardner.

Restaurant owner Eddie Dong intends to sue the city of Portland, claiming discriminatory and subjective enforcement of an odor code led to the closing of his Pho Gabo eatery.

A Portland truck driver is recovering from serious head injuries after a turkey crashed through his windshield, causing him to lose consciousness and crash.

Small businesses in Montavilla, Portland, are dealing with increased vandalism, harming their operations and finances. They seek solutions to protect their shops.

The Port of Portland plans to cease container shipping services at Terminal 6 in October due to financial struggles and a lack of state support, affecting the local economy and logistics.

Timberline Lodge in Oregon, featured in 'The Shining', will reopen after a fire incident, with damage contained thanks to swift action by firefighters and staff.

Stumptown Coffee Roasters opened a new location in downtown Portland with a Japandi-style interior, also engaging in a community clean-up initiative to support the revitalization of the area.

Nike plans to lay off 740 employees at its headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon, as part of a larger restructuring effort affecting 2% of its global workforce.

The Sports Bra, a bar focusing on women's sports, is expanding with help from Alexis Ohanian, who is investing through his 776 Foundation, to enhance support for women's sports.

The Portland Police are investigating the shooting death of Haitian newcomer Marc-Leon Telean, urging witnesses to come forward to assist with their active homicide case.

Portland approves a new Chick-fil-A at the site of a former strip club known for a recent shooting incident, signaling a significant change in the neighborhood.

An Oregon man was arrested for a kidnapping caught on a doorbell camera; both the suspect and victim, who knew each other, were identified with the public's help.

Janeice Renee Downs, 24, faces 16 charges for theft in Multnomah County, having allegedly stolen over $56,000 in goods, with more charges expected for additional theft in Washington State.

In-N-Out Burger is planning to open a new location in east Vancouver, following conditional approval for another in Washington County, signaling the chain's expansion in the Pacific Northwest.

Boxer Ramen is closing all its locations on April 29 due to challenges from the pandemic and rising costs, despite recent optimism for its operations.

Law enforcement responded to a gun-related threat at Estacada High School, which led to a lockdown. No firearm was found, and the suspects were later identified and located.

The Kam Wah Chung State Heritage Site in Oregon, a National Historic Landmark, opens for the season on May 2, offering tours of the historic Chinese community hub.

Oregon Secretary of State emphasizes the importance of businesses maintaining updated mailing addresses to avoid lapsing registrations and losing their business names.

Portland police apprehend Harold Dulaney, a suspect in the murder of Charles Hassel, after a three-month search.

Portland Fire & Rescue saved a person from a fourth-floor apartment fire in the Pearl District; the victim is being treated for serious injuries. The fire's cause is under investigation, though a stovetop burner was on.

A group caused property damage in downtown Portland, with police alerted to their march beforehand. Despite no arrests during the unrest, investigation and prosecution are promised.

The Portland Police Bureau is engaged in a standoff with protestors occupying PSU's Millar Library, negotiating for a peaceful resolution while maintaining public safety and order.

A Portland Orangetheory coach is accused of not passing on charity funds, raising concerns over the missing donations and prompting a police investigation and his suspension.

Oregon high schools win in a safety ad contest, promoting workplace safety among young workers through videos and graphics, with Silverton HS's "Saying Yes" taking top video honors.

A pedestrian was seriously injured in a DUI-related accident in Portland; the driver, Nicole M. Land, was arrested and charged with multiple offenses.

Elishama Mathews was arrested in Portland after stabbing cars and setting one on fire; no injuries were reported, and charges include arson and menacing.

One person was injured in a late-night shooting in Troutdale, and though the victim reached the hospital, no suspect has been apprehended. The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident.

The FBI offers a $15,000 reward for information on the murder of Danae Williams in Portland in 2021, urging community cooperation to arrest those responsible.

Daimler Truck North America is investing $40 million to expand its Portland facilities for electric vehicle operations and establish an electric vehicle training center, partially funded by local and state incentives.

Portland police arrested Gabriel Rodriguez-Lee for widespread graffiti vandalism, seizing evidence for multiple counts of Criminal Mischief, following months of investigation.

The article details the commemoration of National Police Week in the U.S., including Attorney General Garland's acknowledgment of the challenges faced by law enforcement and nationwide efforts to honor fallen officers.

A fire in Clackamas damaged an apartment building, leaving residents displaced. Firefighters controlled the blaze with no injuries reported, but the cause is under investigation.

A man, Aaron Leap, was arrested for committing an indecent act at the Cornelius public library. Witnesses and potential victims are urged to contact the Washington County Sheriff's Office.

The Portland Police Bureau is seeking public assistance in locating George F. Cline, Jr, a 53-year-old endangered missing person with mental health issues, last seen on May 6, 2024.

Oregon's DEQ introduces a waiting list for electric vehicle rebates, signaling a delay until spring 2025, but continues to support the transition to greener transportation.

Missing teen Phoebe Vangorder has been found safe after being last seen in Portland. Her medical condition had caused concern during the search. Details of her recovery are undisclosed.

A medical emergency involving PSU's Public Safety Chief was obstructed by protesters, leading to clashes where officers were assaulted at Portland State University.

Oregon's Clean Vehicle Rebate Program faces a funding shortage, leading to a waiting list for applicants seeking rebates on new electric vehicles until early spring 2025.

An officer-involved shooting occurred during a search warrant execution in Portland's Russell Neighborhood, leaving one man wounded and causing local disruptions.

Phillip Lawrence Nelson received a life sentence with a possibility of parole after 35 years for the 2020 murder of Najaf "Nate" Hobbs and Cassy Leaton in Portland.

Oregon businesses are gaining recognition for excellent workplaces and industry influence, with TIME listing Intel and Powin, both with Oregon ties, as top influential companies.

Jewish groups withdraw financial support from the Oregon Food Bank over its statement on the Israel-Hamas conflict, sparking debate about anti-Semitism and humanitarianism.

A new webpage for the Kyron Horman case aims to gather public tips, with police still seeking leads 12 years after his disappearance from an Oregon school.

Alec James Baldridge was found guilty of second-degree murder and weapon use for the 2021 shooting of Dominic Jacoby.

Costco recalls 32-ounce twin-pack Tillamook cheese due to possible plastic contamination, sold in Northwest US between May 9 and May 31, with a "best by" date of October 22, 2024. Consumers may return it for a refund.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks a suspect in a series of city property shootings, causing extensive damage, and has released photos and a video for public assistance.

Powell's Books plans to reopen at Portland International Airport by early 2026, filling a 1,940 square-foot space the airport is renovating. The beloved bookstore is part of 21 new concessions and awaits a Port commission vote for approval.

Authorities estimate over $500,000 in damages after suspect Chase Grijalva allegedly shot Portland traffic cameras. He faces multiple charges including Criminal Mischief and is being held in custody.

Alaska Airlines introduces its first nonstop service from Portland to New Orleans, enhancing connectivity and catering to cultural and business travel needs.

The Portland Police Bureau invites public input on its policy directives through online access, enabling residents to submit comments for potential integration into internal guidelines.

Circle K announces fuel and car service discounts for July 2nd to spur Independence Day travel, including 40 cents off per gallon and half-price car washes. Mavis Tire also offers tire and service deals.

Oregon OSHA is highlighting the need for employers to protect workers from heat illness by providing water, rest, shade, and training, especially during summer.

Portland's Lloyd Center is set to become a new entertainment venue for music and comedy, with Monqui Presents and Anschutz Entertainment Group collaborating on the project, anticipated to open by mid-2026.

Clark County reflects on ten years of legalized recreational marijuana, noting the lack of societal issues anticipated by skeptics and the successful integration of cannabis businesses like Main Street Marijuana into local commerce.

A man was killed by a vehicle while sitting under a tree in Vancouver. Police arrested Luella Robertson after a K9 search. She faces vehicular homicide charges; the victim's identity is withheld.

Kroger and Albertsons plan to sell 186 stores in Oregon and Washington to gain approval for their $24.6 billion merger, with competitor C&S acquiring the stores. The deal aims to protect employee jobs and customer experience during the transition.

A jury found that neither Odell Beckham Jr. nor Nike breached their contract, ending his lawsuit seeking over $20 million without monetary awards for either side. Both parties expressed satisfaction with the verdict.

Portland is advancing its Strategic Program 6 initiative, aimed at increasing e-bike adoption among low- and medium-income residents to reduce carbon emissions and improve safety for women and BIPOC riders.

The fourth Hong Phat Supercenter opened in Southeast Portland, offering Asian groceries, cultural events, and creating job opportunities in a space previously occupied by Walmart.

Willamette Falls Paper Company in West Linn announces 158 layoffs and potential closure, requiring new investment to avoid shutting down by August end.

Portland Fred Meyer workers may strike over alleged contract breaches; the union's vote signifies a potential labor action amid Kroger's heralded merger.

Mt. Tabor Brewing is closing down, including a SE Portland brewhouse and Vancouver pub, due to lease issues and industry challenges.

Oregon OSHA has proposed new safety standards for employer-provided housing, focusing on agricultural worker protections, compliance, and living conditions, with a public hearing process for transparency.

Central Precinct officers conducted a theft sting, arresting nine people and recovering $910 worth of stolen goods on August 10, 2024. Charges include theft, weapon possession, and outstanding warrants.

L'Échelle, a bistro honoring the late chef Naomi Pomeroy, opens in Portland, led by her partner Luke Dirks. The restaurant reflects Pomeroy's love for intimate dining and continues their shared vision.

Vancouver Police arrested Gavin Leonard for a drive-by shooting at Woodspring Suites and evading arrest, along with firearm possession and DUI charges. No injuries were reported from the shooting.

17 individuals were arrested for retail theft in downtown Portland, recovering $2,800 in goods and potentially uncovering broader criminal activities.

The Hillsboro Police Blotter outlines various local police incidents, ranging from bike theft to hit and runs, and includes public efforts to ensure safety.

U.S. Bank will not renew its lease for the U.S. Bancorp Tower in Portland but affirms there will be no job cuts, relocating employees to Gresham instead.

Two Portland restaurants, Alpenrausch and Pasar, were featured on Bon Appetit's "20 Best New Restaurants of 2024" list, highlighting the city's diverse culinary scene.

Ōkta, a fine-dining restaurant in McMinnville, Oregon, has closed unexpectedly. The chef, a James Beard semifinalist, helped establish its brief, acclaimed presence in the local culinary scene.

Shari's Cafe & Pies has permanently closed all its Oregon locations, ending a decades-long legacy in the state, with employees notified abruptly and little communication from the parent company.

Wells Fargo plans to exit its Oregon offices by 2025, impacting over 1,000 employees amidst a broader pattern of layoffs and workforce reduction across its operations.

The James Beard Public Market Foundation has secured a location in downtown Portland for a year-round public market, reviving a plan dormant since 2016. Support from the city and tourism agencies is set to make it a culinary and cultural hub by 2026.

A former Shari's restaurant employee files a class action lawsuit alleging illegal termination without notice, while the Oregon Lottery seeks repayment of debts from the chain.

The derelict former Gordon's Fireplace Shop in Portland is set for a December auction with a starting bid of $225,000, following past neighborhood grievances and police calls.

Boeing plans to lay off 50 employees from its Gresham facility, part of a 10% global workforce reduction due to financial challenges and a machinists strike.

Quaintrelle, a fine dining restaurant in Portland, is set to permanently close after an eight-year run, with its final service on New Year's Eve. The upcoming Greek restaurant Tréla plans to open in mid-December.

A federal judge halted the proposed $24.6 billion merger between Kroger and Albertsons, following the FTC's concerns about reduced competition and higher consumer prices.

Metro Council is considering a $300 million redevelopment of Portland Expo Center into a sports and cultural complex to boost the city's economy and acknowledge its history.

Casago is to acquire Vacasa for at least $114 million and take the vacation-rental firm private, merging their property portfolios and business models.

In-N-Out Burger plans its first Portland location, with an application to open near Portland International Airport. The company will discuss impact and planning with city officials.

A suspect in Portland was arrested after firing shots, hijacking a TriMet bus with hostages, and engaging in a standoff with police. The suspect now faces multiple charges.

Providence Health warns its striking nurses of losing health insurance if the strike continues past the end of the month, as the dispute over work conditions persists.

Economist Mike Wilkerson warned of Portland’s potential "doom loop," concerning population decline and stagnant job growth at a chamber event, but efforts to improve the situation were noted.

Leonardo Bollas-Zafra was arrested after a fatal crash where his high blood alcohol level suggested impaired driving, leading to charges including manslaughter.

Portland approved a PGE powerline expansion in Forest Park despite opposition, leading to a potential legal battle with environmental advocates who oppose the felling of trees.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office arrested 25 suspects for theft and related crimes at Clackamas Promenade, recovering $4,700 in goods and a firearm.

Medical examiner seeks public help to identify a deceased woman found in Madison South, Portland, with details on her appearance and tattoos provided.

Registered sex offender Christopher Guy, 55, was sentenced to 30 months for attempting to lure a minor online, unaware the 'girl' was an undercover detective.

Oregon OEM Director Erin McMahon visited Harney County to support the transition from emergency response to recovery after flooding and to assess the damages.

The Oregon Court of Appeals approved Multnomah County's ban on flavored tobacco sales set to start in 2024; retailers must adjust to the new regulations.

Maria Moncada was sentenced to over six years in prison for a DUII crash that killed Bonny Heyn, after driving intoxicated at high speeds and crashing into a parked car.

Portland Police disengaged from a standoff with a knife-wielding suspect wanted for a property crime after hours, as they assessed lower public threat, causing community concern.

Portland Police proactively targeted illegal street takeovers, conducting 37 stops, arresting seven individuals, towing nine vehicles, and seizing four firearms over the weekend.

Tyree Deonte Scott was convicted of second-degree assault, unlawful weapon use, and discharging a firearm in Portland after a violent strip club altercation, facing 70 months in prison.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office announced an investigation into the death of inmate Sharon Lee Watkins at Inverness Jail, who was found unresponsive on May 1 and could not be revived.

David James Kozak was sentenced to 245 months in prison for attempted murder, arson, and animal abuse following an attack on his ex-girlfriend and setting fire to an apartment complex.

Oregon Governor Kotek declares May 5 as Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day to honor victims and prompt action against systemic issues.

Gresham Police investigate a May 13 shooting; no victims were found at the scene, but a related injured individual was later admitted to a hospital. A silver Subaru Impreza is sought in connection with the incident.

Governor Tina Kotek appoints Sean O'Day as acting DCBS director and TK Keen as acting insurance commissioner in Oregon, with a permanent DCBS director search to start in the summer.

Portland faces a potential workers' strike as contract negotiations with CPPW hit an impasse over wage and benefit disagreements despite ongoing mediation efforts.

Nicholas James Richmond was sentenced to five years in prison and ordered to pay $57,000 after a guilty verdict on burglary, theft, and firearms charges.

An explosion from a burning car in Lebanon, Oregon, killed one person and injured two firefighters. Fire crews battled to prevent the fire from spreading to a nearby house. The cause is under investigation.

Pedestrian Melinda L. Reinke, 69, died from complications of a December crash in Portland. She had been hit by a vehicle, leading to her recent death. The PPB is reviewing the incident.

Shane McKeever pleaded guilty to manslaughter and attempted murder after driving into a Portland homeless camp, killing one. He faces a 192-month sentence.

Eugene City Council allocates $700,000 to support three affordable housing projects, with funds aiding in the creation of over 240 rental units for low-income residents.

Portland Police arrested ten individuals at an ICE building protest for various crimes including arson and assault.

David Toedtemeier from Eugene was sentenced to five years in prison for trafficking fentanyl and methamphetamine, following a vehicle and home search.

Portland Police cited a man for setting off fireworks under the St. Johns Bridge, enforcing the city's fireworks ban during patrols. The ban aims to prevent fires during dry seasons.

Portland police investigate the homicide of Richard Lee Bowers, who died from blunt force trauma on Hayden Island. They request public assistance in the case.

A 50-year-old man died in a single-vehicle crash on Oregon's Interstate 84 near Boardman, as reported by Oregon State Police.

Intel is laying off over 500 employees in Oregon, which will impact Washington County's job market. The cuts affect various positions but no union workers. The layoffs start July 15 and stem from a broader industry adjustment.

The Gresham Fire Department confirms two separate fires as arson and is investigating the incidents, both involving broken windows and signs of deliberate intent.

Fred Meyer is closing its Gateway district store in East Portland due to a company initiative to increase efficiency and ensure business health. A specific closing date in September is pending.

Clackamas County, Oregon, offers tax savings through its Enterprise Zone Program to encourage investment and growth of qualified non-retail businesses, aiming to create jobs and stimulate the local economy.

Local authorities are investigating after a body was found in the Willamette River near Portland's Steel Bridge, with the cause of death pending examination.

Multnomah County recognizes August as National Black Business Month, led by Commissioner Singleton, spotlighting Black-owned enterprises with various events and a historic proclamation.

NCPRD received a $1 million grant from Metro to convert part of Jennings Lodge Campus into a 1.9-acre park with various amenities, aiming to serve an underserved community. Total cost is $2.5 million; opening is planned for spring 2026.

Eugene police and city services conducted a joint operation along Hwy. 99 to address crime and enhance safety, resulting in arrests, citations, and clean-ups.

Two severe car crashes in Portland involved impaired drivers; one was a hit-and-run by a teenager, who faced charges, and the other a single-vehicle incident with non-fatal injuries. Police cite speed and alcohol as factors.

Market of Choice cancels acquisition of former Food Front Cooperative site in Portland following the death of CEO Rick Wright and strategic considerations.

Gerardo A. Ortiz Henriquez, 24, died in Portland after an e-scooter and truck collision. Henriquez was an e-scooter passenger; the operator survived. Investigations continue, with no arrests or citations yet.

Joseph Nontanovan transitioned from catering to arboriculture with the Portland Fruit Tree Project, supported by PCEF, leading to his own tree pruning business and community contributions.

During a patrol, Eugene Police cited a driver for infractions. Later, the passenger, Aaron Livesay, was caught driving the car, found with a stolen, loaded handgun, and charged with multiple offenses.

Local man Cody Jenkins died in a crash on Highway 99, Jackson County after his car plunged into the Rogue River.

A man was fatally shot on NW Nicolai St. in Portland; despite life-saving efforts, he died at the scene. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

A skimming device was found at a Dollar Tree register in Mall 205, leading Portland Police to investigate and advise customers to monitor their card statements.

A 22-year-old man, Kaythan Miguel Tenry, pled guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced to life with parole possible after 30 years for a double homicide in a 7-Eleven parking lot in 2022.

A pickup truck crashed into the Timber Bar & Grill in Clackamas County, with driver Anthony Koenig killed and no injuries to an inside occupant. The cause remains under investigation.

Protests against ICE in Portland led to clashes and arrests by police for disorderly conduct, with ongoing investigations for potential additional charges.

The Portland Police Bureau arrested a man for harassment at a South Waterfront protest and reaffirmed their commitment to public safety and open communication.