Oregon

Federal money will allow communities to send mental health workers instead of police to incidents that involve non-violent behavioral health emergencies

Donald Ray Surrett Jr., 66, two-decade U.S. Army veteran, waited in his hiding spot until the gunman looked the other way

In social media posts, the gunman said he struggled to recover from pandemic isolation, expressed hatred for himself and indicated a planned school attack

The employee, who tried to disarm the gunman, was killed along with a customer in the market

Rainbow-colored fentanyl has been detected in California and appears to be traveling up the West Coast from Mexico for distribution

"I said to him: 'I'm not gonna let you die.' I created a friendship at that moment," said Miguel Sanchez

These officers may have secured the title for "strangest pursuit ever"

At least 14 suspects are responsible for trafficking more than 44,000 catalytic converters stolen from vehicles on the West Coast since 2021

"They're shooting at each other, dude," an officer exclaims in the video

A report said the city is out of compliance with sections governing UOF, training, accountability, community engagement, crisis intervention and more

$2.4 million will go to community groups and prevention efforts with the goal of reducing gun killings by at least 10% over the next two years

Thomas L. Datro said he wants to incorporate Portland residents into police training and strives to teach officers to be problem-solvers

Bridging the communication gap in online crime reporting

Officers must pay back all or part of the bonus if they leave in their first five years

The city’s new Community Safety Division will help to coordinate community-based outreach with police enforcement efforts