Clackamas County explores affordable housing in Lake Oswego
Metro, city agree to process for development of parcel along Boones Ferry Road
The Housing Authority of Clackamas County has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Metro and the city of Lake Oswego to explore the acquisition of a piece of land for the purpose of developing affordable housing.
The Clackamas Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday, Feb. 9 heard a brief update on the effort to bring an affordable housing development to a parcel located at the intersection of Boones Ferry Road and West Sunset Drive in the city s Lake Grove neighborhood. The land, which amounts to a little less than an acre in size, is currently being vetted by the HACC, Metro and Lake Oswego.
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Sacramento murder suspect arrested in Clackamas County February 06 2021
Inez Kakar Savala was extradited to Sacramento, California, after being arrested for the murder of her boyfriend, Jeremiah Zabala.
The suspect in a Sacramento murder case has been extradited back to California after she was arrested by local deputies in Clackamas, police say.
Inez Kakar Savala, 20, is accused of committing the homicide of her now-deceased boyfriend, Jeremiah Zabala, 23, who was shot in a park just after midnight on Nov. 1 and later died in a hospital, per media accounts.
The Clackamas County Sheriff s Office says Kakar Savala was known to have fled to Oregon, spurring the Clackamas County Inter-Agency Task Force to surveil several suspect locations and to conduct interviews. A few days later, she was taken into custody without incident on Nov. 22, per a news release dated Feb. 5.
February 01 2021
Candace Avalos: We do not feel safe on our streets and in our homes when hate goes unchecked. I am running for County commissioner to stand up for you the people, your families and your businesses, and to work for a brighter future for all of us.
These are some of the first few words you can read on Mark Shull s campaign page for Clackamas County. But after it was uncovered recently that the newly elected commissioner has a documented history of disparaging Black and brown communities, some of us are wondering what he really meant when he said he d work for all of us.
Felon arrested for randomly shooting Oregon City mill February 01 2021
OCPD: Timothy Steven Miller, 35, fires one round from a 9mm handgun at former Blue Heron paper facility
On Sunday, Jan. 31, Oregon City police arrested a felon who randomly shot a bullet into the former Blue Heron Paper Co. mill from the top of the cliff along the McLoughlin Promenade.
No one was injured at about 1 p.m., when officers responded to a witness report of a man shooting along the 300 block of Promenade Street.
Officers identified the suspect as 35-year-old Timothy Steven Miller, who they determined had fired one round from a 9mm handgun. The weapon was recovered during the investigation.