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Nathan Darren Isenberg, a 21-year-old from Portland, has been sentenced to 114 months in prison for attempted murder and vehicle theft following a shooting incident in April 2023 in the Mill Park neighborhood.
Next week, a single lane closure will occur on the Historic Columbia River Highway due to repairs on the Stark Street Bridge's retaining wall. The closure will last 24 hours, with temporary traffic signals managing the traffic flow in Troutdale.
Gregory Whitson has been sentenced to over four years in prison and ordered to pay more than $130,000 in restitution for a series of burglaries in downtown Portland since 2022. This 100-month sentence addresses five criminal cases against the 43-year-old, highlighting ongoing property crime issues in the area.
Two drivers have turned themselves in following a tragic hit-and-run incident in Portland's Hazelwood neighborhood that resulted in the death of a 37-year-old woman pedestrian. The incident has raised significant concerns about pedestrian safety and accountability on the roads. Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.
Multnomah County commissioners have voted to nearly double the budget for a temporary deflection center to address substance use disorder, increasing costs from an original estimate of $2 million. This decision reflects significant concerns about safety and the need for effective treatment referrals in the community. The increase has sparked discussions on budget management and resource allocation in local government.
Oregon has secured $10,105,326 in funding to support four critical ecosystem restoration projects aimed at enhancing conservation efforts across the state. This funding, sourced from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, is part of the broader America the Beautiful Challenge initiative. These projects are expected to positively impact wildlife habitats and the environment in Oregon.
A Multnomah County grand jury has indicted two drivers involved in a hit-and-run crash in the Hazelwood neighborhood that resulted in the death of a woman named Cameron Anne Barton. The incident, which occurred in September, has raised significant concerns about road safety and accountability in the area.
Vancouver police fatally shot a man in a Safeway parking lot, leading to the standard protocol of placing the involved officer and two witnesses on leave. This incident raises significant concerns about public safety and police conduct in the region. The article highlights both the immediate aftermath and the procedural responses following this tragic event.
A driver was arrested following a fatal street racing incident on Marine Drive, which resulted in the death of a teenage passenger. The police investigation revealed that the crash occurred on November 30, highlighting concerns over reckless driving and street racing in the area.
The Sunderland RV Safe Park, known as Portland's "safest" rest village, is set to close by March 31 of next year, leaving its residents in search of new housing options. This closure highlights ongoing concerns regarding affordable housing and safety for vulnerable populations in the city. Local organizations, including the Salvation Army, are stepping in to assist those affected.