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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.