Jane Vaughan is a journalist based in Brookings, Oregon. She writes for Jefferson Public Radio, OPB, KLCC, and her work has also appeared in KNKX Public Radio. Jane covers local news and politics, with a focus on issues affecting the Southern Oregon Coast region.
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Jane's coverage heavily focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on announcements and expert commentary. She also covers topics related to crime.
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By: Jane Vaughan
Chief Charles Hanley had been on paid administrative leave since May amid allegations that district leadership failed to address inappropriate workplace conduct.
By: Jane Vaughan, Fruitdale Park
Wednesday night's City Council decision comes after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the city’s ban on camping in public places.
By: Jane Vaughan
Staff said at Tuesday night's board of directors meeting that the district is facing a potential shortfall of up to $3 million.
By: Jane Vaughan
The June U.S. Supreme Court ruling frees up cities to enforce their public camping rules. Many are now reviewing those regulations.
By: Jane Vaughan
Jackson County Fire District No. 5 - Station 1 in Talent on July 1, 2024.
By: Jane Vaughan
Former Fire Chief Christine Friend was terminated by the Klamath County Fire District 3 board of directors on Aug. 15 due to budget shortfalls and inappropriate use of grant funds, according to Board President Dan Hudson.
By: Jane Vaughan
Crater High School in Central Point will transition from three academies focused on different subject areas to one, cohesive school this fall.
Jefferson Public Radio | By Jane Vaughan Published September 5, 2024 at 5:36 PM PDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
The city had sued in January to block the release of certain documents.
By: Jane Vaughan
Josephine County Commissioner Herman Baertschiger speaking at a wildfire townhall in Grants Pass in 2022.
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