Jayson Jacoby is the Editor at the Baker City Herald, where he has been a dedicated journalist since 1992. His work often explores themes such as law and legal affairs, particularly focusing on lawsuits and water management issues, while also covering regional interest stories across North America and Latin America. Jayson has been featured in various publications, including the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin and The Oregonian, showcasing his diverse reporting on sports, competitive sports, and environmental topics.
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Jayson Jacoby's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly related to weather patterns, sports events, legal matters and government announcements in the Oregon area. He seems to cover a wide range of topics from community news like local sports events and weather updates to more serious issues such as lawsuits and government-related announcements.
Given his focus on local content, Jayson would likely be most interested in pitches that are relevant to the specific geographic areas he covers (Oregon, Pendleton), including stories about notable community members or businesses making an impact locally. Pitches related to significant changes or disputes within local governmental bodies may also pique his interest.
If you have information pertaining to any of these localized themes or can offer insights into how larger trends manifest at the local level in Oregon/Pendleton specifically, it could be valuable for Jayson's coverage.
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By: Jayson Jacoby
BAKER CITY — A former Baker City man who was one of three people convicted in an October 2022 incident in which three people were kidnapped, assaulted and threatened with guns in a Baker City home has been sentenced to 40 months in state prison for failing to abide by terms of his probation.
By: Jayson Jacoby
BAKER CITY — A prosecutor is asking a judge to order that Izek Matthew Cleveland, the 19-year-old Baker City man accused of felony assault in a 2024 car crash, be returned to the Baker County Jail for allegedly violating terms of his 2025 conditional release by drinking alcohol and moving out of the state without permission.
By: Jayson Jacoby Baker
BAKER CITY — For the better part of half a century Suzy Cole has helped hundreds of Baker High School students run faster and leap higher and throw heavy objects farther, but she will need to take but a single step to finish this long and fruitful story.
By: Jayson Jacoby
BAKER CITY — The three active candidates for Baker County Commission chair raised a combined $22,577 for their campaigns, according to campaign finance reports from the Oregon Secretary of State’s […]
By: Jayson Jacoby
Izek Matthew Cleveland, the 19-year-old Baker City man accused of felony assault in a 2024 car crash that injured his six passengers, is going back to the Baker County Jail […]
By: Jayson Jacoby Baker
BAKER CITY — Norah Esty swapped a life of math equations and classrooms and the bustle of one of America's great cities for a remote ranch in Baker County where she deals with the antics of sheep and chickens and relies on sunshine to light her home, wood to ward off winter chill, and a spring to keep the faucets flowing.
By: Jayson Jacoby
BAKER CITY — Baker City’s budget approval process was relatively smooth this month, but City Manager Barry Murphy said the road ahead could be bumpier. And he’s not talking about […]
By: Jayson Jacoby
EUGENE — Baker senior Sammy Gressley capped her school record-breaking career by going a perfect 4 for 4 in events at the Class 4A state track and field meet at Eugene's Hayward Field, winning state titles in the 100-, 200- and 400-meter dashes and in the long jump.
By: Jayson Jacoby
BAKER CITY — After being drenched during the second-wettest April on record, Baker City residents had the opposite experience in May.
BAKER CITY — A Haines man is charged with a Class B felony for allegedly selling methamphetamine.
