Diane Megaw

Diane Megaw

Diane Megaw is a veteran regional journalist at Daily Tidings, reporting across Southern Oregon and statewide developments from a Medford area lens. Her coverage spans business and the economy, housing and labor, public safety and courts, with a focus on what policy and legal decisions mean for local communities.

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Latest from Diane Megaw

  1. News

    Mass Layoffs at Providence Spark Outrage From Oregon Nurses Union

    Following Providence Health's announcement that it is cutting 600 full-time-equivalent positions, the not-for-profit health system operating across seven Western states…

  2. News

    Chaos Erupts Near ICE Building in Portland Hours After Peaceful ‘No Kings’ Rally Ends

    After Saturday’s ‘No Kings’ march concluded peacefully at Waterfront Park, criminal activity flared up further south near the ICE building. Police pivoted their…

  3. Crime & Courts

    Oregon Man Sentenced After Forcing Disabled Victim to Sell Snacks in the Cold for His Profit

    47-year-old Jack Patrick Hauser of Hillsboro was handed a two-year jail term on Friday for coercing a 26-year-old man with developmental disabilities into servitude.

  4. News

    Thousands Join Oregon’s ‘No Kings’ Rallies as Trump Supporters Hold Counter-Protests

    Saturday's Oregon "No Kings" rallies drew thousands of people who voiced their opposition to several Trump policies. Notwithstanding the presence of Trump supporters…

  5. Politics & Government

    Oregon Democrats Push $2 Billion Tax Hike to Fix Roads and Fund Transit

    Oregon Democrats proposed a new transportation package under House Bill 2025 that contains critical funding for transit agencies across the state this week. The proposal…

  6. News

    Most Oregonians Say Using Bottle Bill Money for Wildfires Is the Wrong Move

    In a recent poll commissioned by the Oregon Beverage Recycling Cooperative (OBRC) and Protect Oregon’s Bottle Bill coalition, voters made it clear that they strongly…

  7. News

    Oregon Moves to Crack Down on Illegal Cannabis Grows Tied to Water Theft and Human Trafficking

    Oregon Senate Bill 347 A, which targets illegal cannabis grows in an effort to curb water theft and human trafficking, was unanimously passed earlier this month.

  8. News

    Oregonians on Medicaid Will Soon Access Lifesaving Gene Therapies at a Fraction of the Cost

    Oregonians on the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) will be able to access affordable, lifesaving cell and gene therapies affordable, lifesaving cell and gene therapies from…