The EPA has issued new stricter standards for PM2.5 levels, drawing criticism from the Portland Cement Association due to concerns over the impact on the U.S. cement industry.

Portland experiences a typical drizzly morning with temperatures around 43°F and high humidity. The day will remain damp with steady rain and no signs of clearing skies.

Portland observes early signs of spring with daffodils and magnolia buds appearing despite winter conditions, indicating a potential early end to the cold season.

Portland forecast includes a 30% chance of showers, morning fog, mostly cloudy skies with a high near 47°F, and snow levels at 2,300 feet. Conditions are overcast and chilly with light winds.

Oregon Democrats disagree on whether the public or timber industry should fund wildfire protection, amidst a report on community defense and insurance issues.

Firefighters responded to a significant fire in Portland's Humboldt area, with PF&R reporting via social media. The incident caused traffic diversions and concerns about the fire spreading to nearby buildings.

The article discusses varying weather forecasts across the U.S., with some regions anticipating snow and others expecting rain, as detailed by meteorologists and news outlets.

A sewage spill occurred under Portland's Burnside Bridge, leading officials to warn residents to avoid river waters near the spill site for 48 hours. Cleanup efforts are underway.

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.

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 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 South Willamette Valley expects a partly sunny day with a chance of showers, mild temperatures, and light winds, while businesses anticipate usual customer patterns amid uncertain weather.

A rockfall blocked a section of Old Highway 30 near Biggs Junction, prompting a lengthy closure as crews work to clear car-sized boulders. ODOT advises seeking alternate routes.