Roman Battaglia is a local journalist based in Ashland, Oregon. He writes for OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting) and Jefferson Public Radio, and his work has also appeared in NPR, KLCC, and KUOW Public Radio. Roman covers a range of topics including local government, social issues, environmental conservation, and breaking news in the Ashland and surrounding areas.
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Roman Battaglia's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and political announcements, crime, environment, energy, law enforcement, and homelessness in the United States with a specific focus on Oregon and California. To effectively pitch to Roman Battaglia, consider providing expert commentary or exclusive insights related to local government policies or decisions in these areas. Additionally, pitches related to environmental initiatives, energy developments, law enforcement practices or challenges specifically within the mentioned regions could be of interest.
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By: Roman Battaglia
Oregon’s power regulators denied a proposal by a watchdog group that would cap electricity rate increases by 10%.
Jefferson Public Radio | By Roman Battaglia Heavy rainfall has been a boon for reservoirs storing water for the summer season.
By: Doug Smith
Jefferson Public Radio | By Roman Battaglia There were at least 11 wolf poachings last year in Oregon and Washington, and state agencies and nonprofits
Jefferson Public Radio | By Roman Battaglia Two new county commissioners sided with outgoing Commissioner John West to ax the county’s lease with its biggest library.
Jefferson Public Radio | By Roman Battaglia The largest health care worker strike in Oregon history, which started on Friday, is now in its fourth day.
By: Roman Battaglia
A new coalition has been formed to fight disinformation about floating offshore wind on the West Coast. The group has different opinions about the energy source, but they’re still working together to get the facts.
Jefferson Public Radio | By Roman Battaglia The picket line at Providence Medford Medical Center was filled with enthusiastic nurses on Thursday morning, despite the nearly freezing cold temperatures.
By: Roman Battaglia
The tiny town of Scotia, California on the state’s remote Redwood Coast was built up entirely around a large sawmill. An attached biomass plant that burns the wood waste for electricity stands in the middle of a climate debate in the region.
Jefferson Public Radio | By Roman Battaglia These environmental groups have joined the government’s side, in opposition to animal rights groups.
By: Abigail Lee, Roman Battaglia
The data loss is causing delays in payments including real estate and lodging taxes and stormwater refunds as well as committee and financial reporting.
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