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JOSEPHINE COUNTY, Ore. —The clock is ticking on Josephine County to figure out a long-term funding solution or face large budget cuts to the Sheriff’s Office. Josephine County Sheriff Dave Daniel says the problem comes from low tax rates, increased costs, and revenue cuts. Sheriff Daniel says this could mean his department could be forced to cut up to 10 positions. While he isn’t panicking just yet, he says next year, could be a different story. “It’s going to be a little tight, we are going to have to figure out a funding stream of some sort because there will be no carryover or co...

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SAN DIEGO —  Laid-off hotel workers in San Diego got a boost Tuesday when the City Council extended for one year an ordinance that requires them to be re-hired based on seniority. The law, which had been scheduled to expire Monday, aims to prevent the hotel industry from using mass layoffs during the COVID-19 pandemic as an opportunity to replace higher-paid veteran workers with cheaper employees. “Workers in the hotel and hospitality industry have been hit very hard by this pandemic, and they are primarily comprised of women, immigrants and people of color,” Councilwoman Marni von Wi...

MEDFORD, Ore. – Jackson Co. Jail is reporting its first COVID case inside the facility. Josephine Co. Jail had its first cases last fall and is in the midst of a larger outbreak right now. Now, both jails are trying to curb the spread of the highly contagious disease. After almost a year in a global pandemic, one Jackson Co. Jail inmate tested positive for COVID-19 last Wednesday. It’s the first reported case in the jail. “I am surprised sometimes that it’s taken this long to get a positive case in our facility. But now we’re just gonna deal with it,” said Jail Commander Captain J...

SALEM — Law enforcement agencies could assist Oregon farm regulators with inspections of hemp crops under a bill that’s intended to thwart illegal marijuana operations. Sheriffs from Jackson and Josephine counties in Southern Oregon are urging lawmakers to pass House Bill 2296, which would allow their agencies to cooperate with the Oregon Department of Agriculture on hemp inspections. “Our illegal marijuana enforcement team has found that the ODA licensing has created a shield for those that are growing marijuana,” said Sheriff Nathan Sickler of Jackson County during a rec...