1. Police urge road safety after 3 back-to-back fatal crashes in NE Portland ( koin.com) — Three fatal crashes occurred in Northeast Portland on Wednesday night, prompting police to urge road safety as Halloween approaches. The Portland Police Bureau emphasizes caution, especially for pedestrians and children during trick-or-treating.

An investigation is underway after three back-to-back fatal crashes happened in Northeast Portland on Wednesday night. The Portland Police Bureau is now urging the public to be cautious when traversing the darkened streets,

Attorneys returned to court in Portland Thursday as U.S. District Court Judge Karin Immergut hears further arguments over the legality of domestic military deployment to Portland.

PPB oversaw a peaceful South Waterfront protest with no incidents or arrests and highlighted inter-agency cooperation.

Robert Martin says he was let go by the police chief after helping the attorney general's office look into a police misconduct claim, which ultimately turned out to be unfounded.

The City of Portland announced Thursday it will resume enforcement of its camping ban, following a pause as the city built more shelter space.

The union representing the 11 members of Portland’s Office of Independent Police Review has notified the city of their intent to go on strike.