New Rules Regarding Inmate Male Implemented By ODOC
SALEM, Ore.– The only items adults in custody may receive directly from friends or family are photos and letters. Books, magazines, and newspapers must be sent to the AIC directly from a publisher/distributor. All other items, such as games or food, are prohibited. Because of this, letters are very important to AICs and are always […]
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Safety Improvements On The Way To Sunrise Gateway Corridor
CLACKAMAS, Ore.– Mark your calendar for January 23rd. Plan to attend a meeting on the latest for the Sunrise Corridor Vision Plan 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Clackamas High School Library 14486 SE 122nd Avenue. You’ll be able to see the newest ideas, talk with staff and view updated maps. The Sunrise Gateway Corridor Refinement Plan […]
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82nd Avenue Becomes Much Safer In 2025
Portland, Ore. (Dec. 23, 2024)—The historic investment in Portland’s 82nd Avenue corridor was made official this month with the adoption of the Better 82nd Avenue plan on Dec. 4 by Portland City Council. Less than two weeks later, on Dec. 18., the Council allocated $55.5M to investments on 82nd Avenue – focusing on bus […]
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Shooting Outside Clackamas Town Center Suspect In Custody
Happy Valley, Ore.–NEWS RELEASE UPDATE (December 21, 2024): Sheriff’s Office arrests suspect in parking lot shooting. The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office has arrested Pedro Anthony Cornejo-Morales, age 18 from Gresham, on charges related to the shooting in the parking area near Clackamas Town Center on Friday. Investigators believe Cornejo-Morales shot a 15-year-old male victim in […]
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Husband of Missing Welches Woman Charged With 2nd Degree Murder
OREGON CITY, Ore– 71 year-old Michel Fournier was booked into the Clackamas County jail on a charge of second degree murder. The couple was still legally married at the time of Susan’s disappearance and death. Michael Fournier appeared in Clackamas County Court today. He was denied bail. The case is expected to go before a […]
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Law Enforcement Makes Election Night Safety Plans
PORTLAND, Ore.–PPB will be increasing staffing on Election Day and the days following as a precaution. While we promote and support the exercise of the First Amendment rights to assemble and engage in free speech, engagement in criminal activity will not be tolerated. Unified Command will monitor any events. Individuals who engage in violent activity […]
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Injured Gresham Firefighter Speaks For The First Time After Being Hurt
GRESHAM, Ore.–Firefighter Spencer Tejedas talked with reporters today. It was the first time he came forward to speak about what happened while fighting a fire back in late May. He has only been home from the hospital for a few days. Tejedas risked his life when he heard a child might have been in the […]
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St. Vincent’s Hospital Employee Missing: Update Found Dead
BEAVERTON, Ore.– BEAVERTON, Ore.– Have you seen this woman? Police need your help.
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A Small Plane Crashes Into Homes In Fairview: Update
FAIRVIEW, Ore.–The three people reported missing earlier are dead. Two of them were aboard the plane, the other was on the ground. The National Transportation Safety Board which is investing the crash says it could be December before it knows the cause of the crash. —— FAIRVIEW, Ore.– At least 2 townhomes are on fire […]
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Emergency Information Delays Explained
PORTLAND, Ore.– Portland Fire & Rescue (@PDXFire) posted at 9:32 AM on Tue, Aug 27, 2024: A power outage in the City of Portland has interrupted the ability to update public facing apps that independently alert folks to emergency incidents. PF&R crews are responding to all emergencies as we use auxiliary systems to be sheeted […]
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