Jashayla Pettigrew is a Digital Reporter at various media outlets. She focuses on themes such as food and beverages, health and wellness, and events, covering topics like beverage production, pets, and veterinary care. Jashayla's work has been featured in a wide range of publications including Gresham Outlook, Yahoo Sports, and NewsNation.
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Jashayla Pettigrew's coverage mostly focuses on local news, particularly crime, government and politics in Portland and Oregon. She also covers entertainment news and events related to the region. If you're reaching out to her, consider providing insights or access to sources related to local government policies, law enforcement practices or community impact of major events.
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By: Jashayla Pettigrew
Oregon leaders will finalize the budget for the 2025-2027 biennium by the end of the current legislative session.
By: Jashayla Pettigrew
OHSU has claimed it only uses non-human primates for research that doesn’t offer alternative options.
By: Jashayla Pettigrew
Thirty-year-old Jenoah Donald was shot during a traffic stop in Hazel Dell February 2021.
By: Jashayla Pettigrew
Portland’s population had been consistently dropping since at least 2020, while Vancouver’s increased by 4%.
By: Jashayla Pettigrew
New liquor-infused ice cream spot Tipsy Scoop will also hold one of its first mixology classes.
By: Jashayla Pettigrew
This comes after the Oregon Health Authority reported on a staggering 30% increase in fatal overdoses in 2023.
By: Jashayla Pettigrew
The 20,889-square-foot Milwaukie retail store and restaurant hit the market for nearly $6 million in February.
“Our NW Portland store is closing — but this isn’t the end.”
The city currently enforces paid street parking Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
By: Jashayla Pettigrew
Three Oregon leaders said the closure would lead to a “maternity care desert” for Albany and Lincoln City patients.
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