Grants Pass, Ore. — Grants Pass residents could soon be facing an increase in utility fees. A public forum was held Thursday night to present the changes to the public, and ask for input. The presentation also included the reasons ...
Yreka, Calif. — The Yreka Police Department launched a new program to clean up homeless camps, and educate the public about the laws surrounding the issue. Officers first notify the people they can’t camp on public property. The department then ...
Medford, Ore. — The hot weather is forcing local workers, to change their routines. That could impact your commute, errands, or even your lunch plans. “I care more about my guys than I do about making money,” Empire Auto Body owner, ...
Grants Pass, Ore. — Residents in Grants Pass will be footing the bill to pay for some major public works projects. The city says there’s no way around it and water rate increases have to happen. Tonight, we’re looking at ...
Medford, Ore. — The city of Medford is planning for its summer projects. They include everything from road work to sidewalks. With such a wet winter, public works says there are a lot of maintenance projects that need to be ...
Josephine County, Ore.- Galice Road in Josephine County is closed at the 11.5 mile marker after a mudslide blocked both lanes. The slide happened Friday as a result of the recent heavy rains and oversaturation of the ground. “Due to ...
Ashland, Ore., — After snow and ice covered the Rogue Valley over the last few days, a rain storm is now causing possible flooding in certain areas – like Ashland. “We have people out right now looking at the storm ...
Ashland, Ore., — The city of Ashland has been preparing all day for potential flooding. Public Works crews were out checking storm drains, and monitoring the creeks and temperatures today. they also emptied the reservoir to fifty percent on Friday ...
Medford, Ore. — Medford Public Works crews have been working nonstop since Monday night, operating sanders and graters to clear the city’s streets. They’re making headway on many of Medford’s main routes, but they say it’s likely to get worse ...