Oregon Judge Pauses Camping Ban Enforcement in City
Oregon city at center of SCOTUS ruling hit with fresh suit over homeless camp closure
Just months after receiving national attention as the plaintiff of a Supreme Court case over its homeless policies, the small southern Oregon city of Grants Pass is now accused of forcing hundreds of homeless people into one small campsite.
A Josephine County judge on Monday issued a 14-day temporary restraining order that blocks the city of Grants Pass from ...
Homeless people in Grants Pass can’t be cited, arrested or prosecuted for camping during the next two weeks. A Josephine ...
The House has passed two bills aimed at banning homeless encampments on public property and requiring homeless people to ...
A Grants Pass city judge has granted an emergency restraining order on the punishment of homeless people for the next 14 days ...
Some priorities that Oregon cities want lawmakers to take up, including increased infrastructure spending, are shared by ...
Community stakeholders in Grants Pass will discuss a new idea on how to collaboratively work toward combatting homelessness ...
A winter storm with heavy, wet snow and high winds continues to make driving treacherous Tuesday morning across Southern ...
Saint Anne Catholic Schools in Grants Pass. The NewsWatch 12 news team and the StormTracker 12 weather team will keep you ...
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