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News Briefs: Nominate Fairview's best volunteers

City of Fairview to recognize community service; Glisan Street lane to be closed Read moreNews Briefs: Nominate Fairview's best volunteers

Gresham company recalls frozen strawberries after Hep A link

Scenic Fruit Company pulls product, health officials investigate cause of contamination Read moreGresham company recalls frozen strawberries after Hep A link

Oregon Health Authority investigates Legacy Mount Hood's divert decision

Legacy effectively closes local birth center despite waiver still being reviewed Read moreOregon Health Authority investigates Legacy Mount Hood's divert decision

Survey: Were Gresham police officers justified in tasing a homeless man in downtown?

Some business owners in downtown Gresham are calling foul after a homeless man was tased by Gresham police officers following an elleged altercation with a city e… Read moreSurvey: Were Gresham police officers justified in tasing a homeless man in downtown?

Gresham Police tasing of homeless man in downtown sparks outrage

Alleged altercation with city employee leads to use of force; Police reviewing incident Read moreGresham Police tasing of homeless man in downtown sparks outrage

Wood Village Arco Station spills 100 gallons of gasoline

Gresham Fire mitigates leak, begins environmental cleanup Read moreWood Village Arco Station spills 100 gallons of gasoline

Glass Butterfly sign unveiled at new home in downtown

Stained-glass art permanently on display at Gresham History Museum Read moreGlass Butterfly sign unveiled at new home in downtown

Safety Briefs: Gunfire and an overturned septic tank mark Gresham Police's week

Officers deal with a ‘smelly’ situation, weekend shootings

East Multnomah County school board races set for May election

Several contested positions on MHCC, Corbett, and Gresham-Barlow ballots

County health clinic patients' personal info possibly accessed during break-in

Private personal information about more than 2,000 people may have been accessed after someone broke into the Multnomah County health department’s headquarters last month, the county announced Friday, March 17.

Gresham Youth Advisory Council creates leaders of tomorrow

Restarted group has high schoolers share perspective, guide city

Safety Briefs: Suspects elude arrest after I-84 crash

Law enforcement unable to find pair of suspects near Wood Village's Camping World

ODOT ends 'Waterfall Corridor' permit system

Lack of funding spikes maligned program; timed-entry still required at Multnomah Falls I-84 lot

Legacy Mount Hood birth center operating on ‘divert’ as Oregon Health Authority mulls waiver to close

While waiver remains in doubt, pregnant patients to be diverted beginning Friday, March 17

Do you know an Amazing Kid?

Help us honor our local youth who strive to make our communities a better place.

Portland-area air quality getting worse, annual report card shows

Despite a relatively mild wildfire season in 2022 for smoke in the Portland metro region, overall air quality decreased throughout the Pacific Northwest region compared to the previous year.

Risk taker, Stylemaker, now Newsmaker

As a photographer, Tracy George is used to seeing the world through a unique lens. As a Black woman, that lens is also made more unique than many of her neighbors’ in widely white rural Clackamas County.

News Briefs: Few spots available for Gresham Lilac Run

Bullet strikes foot away from 4-year-old Gresham girl

Weekend gunfire in street nearly injured two children in nearby apartment

East County lawmakers band together in support of Legacy Birth Center

Leaders urge Oregon Health Authority to deny Legacy Health’s pending waiver

Oregon Arts & Culture Caucus sees numbers increase

Inspired by the energy and enthusiasm created by the launch of the Oregon Arts and Culture Caucus, 14 more Oregon Legislators have now joined the Caucus, including some from the local area.

Local high schoolers showcase work at Gresham-Barlow STEM Expo

Winning projects were chosen by a panel of judges across multiple categories like engineering, mathematics, medicine and health, physics and plant sciences.

Marijuana is legal in Oregon — why do some still grow it illegally?

Federal regulations on cannabis put Oregon in a tough position. While marijuana is legal under state law, it is still illegal to grow or possess in large quantities without a special license.

Walmart to close both Portland locations

Both Walmart locations in Portland will close March 24.

MultCo DA Mike Schmidt testifies in support of increased punishments for street racing

Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt testified in support of a bill Thursday that would increase penalties for organized street racing

Larch Mountain Road to remain closed for all of 2023

Repaving, repairs will prevent reopening this year

The 'State of Gresham' hinges on looming safety vote

Mayor Travis Stovall gives State of the City address, stresses importance of passing levy

TriMet’s $1.92B proposed budget includes electric buses, increased service

TriMet’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2024 sits at a total of $1.92 billion, which goes toward new electric buses, increased access for low-income riders, restoring service hours and more.

Legacy Mount Hood nurses call for union vote

Frontline workers eye joining Oregon Nurses Association to advocate rights, protect patients

Do you know an Amazing Kid?

Help us honor our local youth who strive to make our communities a better place.

Gresham-Barlow School District announces trio of principals

Erika Beddoe Whitlock to helm Gresham High

SnowCap Community Charities in midst of funding push to open second building

New $7.8 million facility will house clothing services, bevy of new events/classes

Police arrest Sandy man in connection to March 5-8 tire slashings

After receiving 93 reports of damaged tires from all around Sandy between March 5-8, Sandy Police have arrested 29-year-old Tyler Dylan Hardy, on several counts of first-degree criminal mischief. Police apprehended Hardy at 11:17 p.m. Wednesd…

Crime Briefs: Man assaulted with chunk of concrete in East County

Security footage shows victim struck in head; Car dealership, officers stop ID fraud

News Briefs: Welcoming home, properly, Vietnam veterans

Pinning ceremony to honor veterans at Gresham Senior Center; Raider Days Spring Carnival returns this month

Gresham Safety Levy could return police Neighborhood Enforcement Team

Voters to weigh funding ask in May election

Boring theater presents heartfelt, humorous Ephron play with all-female cast

For fans of Nora and Delia Ephron’s movies, such as “Sleepless in Seattle” and “You’ve Got Mail,” Nutz-n-Boltz Theater Company’s current production will be a pleasant surprise.

Pedestrian killed in Saturday evening crash in Northeast Portland

A pedestrian was killed early Saturday evening a northeast Portland crash.

News Briefs: Meet firefighters and police officers at SafetyFest

Gresham hosts SafetyFest

Damascus Christian girls basketball win 2022-23 State Championship

No. 2 Eagles best No. 1 Crane 35-33 for finals revenge

Battle of the Brambles: Watershed Wide volunteers reclaim natural spaces from invasive species

Hundreds of volunteers work along Johnson Creek Saturday, March 4

Oregonians support reducing prison sentences for youth who demonstrate rehabilitation

Decades after Oregonians approved Measure 11, instituting mandatory minimum sentences for some serious crimes, just under half of Oregonians think it’s fair to sentence adult offenders to the same time in custody regardless of age, a recent s…

Community leaders flood Fairview City Hall in support of DEI

Fourteen written, oral testimonies back importance of diversity, equity, inclusion

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