A driver and a pedestrian were both injured in a multi-car crash on Interstate 84 in northeast Portland early on Sunday morning, according to a spokesperson with Portland Fire & Rescue.
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office said on Saturday that there has been a spike in fraud calls in which the scammers pose as deputies and threaten jail time.
“These newer model General Motor cars are not known for that, so we were definitely caught off guard, especially a Corvette, those are hard to steal,” Kozyarsky said.
The Lee Falls Fire is burning around 280 acres in Washington County. Officials said it is 100% lined, and said those fire lines have to hold for 24 hours before the fire is considered “contained.”
Oregon State Police have a new dashboard to show how many rape kits are waiting to be tested in the state, and as of Friday, the dashboard shows 810 kits waiting.
After a brush fire in Clackamas County forced evacuations early Friday morning, the sheriff’s office lowered all orders to Level 1 on Friday afternoon.
A 36-year-old Estacada man was arrested last month after a child-predator sting in Sandy and detectives are looking for any additional victims, police said on Friday.
An air quality alert due to ozone pollution for the Portland metro area and Marion County was lifted Thursday, while a smoke advisory remains in effect.
After a recent vandalism incident, the Portland Lan Su Chinese Garden installed a chain link fence that wraps around the exterior of nearly the entire building.
An alleged fentanyl trafficker was arrested in Honduras on June 13 and extradited to Oregon on Aug. 6 to face trial, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
Members of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 555, representing over 35,000 workers in Ore., Wash., and Idaho, will be voting to authorize their union to call for an unfair labor practice (ULP) strike against Fred Meyer.
