Shayla Escudero

1 week ago | klcc.org | Shayla Escudero

This story was originally published on LincolnChronicle.org and is used with permission. The lawsuit that triggered trail closures across the state and prompted a change in the interpretation of Oregon law, reached a conclusion Thursday – six years after a Newport woman broke her leg while using the city’s Ocean to Bay Trail.

2 weeks ago | klcc.org | Quinton Smith |Shayla Escudero

This story was originally published on LincolnChronicle.org and is used with permission. Months of back-and-forth public conflict between Lincoln County’s district attorney, a commissioner and the county’s attorney has hit a new level with accusations of corruption by one side and calls for a state investigation by the other.

2 months ago | democratherald.com | Shayla Escudero

When Drea Camacho recalls her time working at the Center Against Rape and Domestic Violence in Corvallis, she is haunted by the memories of all of the people who sought the organization’s services but didn’t get the help they needed. There’s the woman who spoke only Spanish and lost shelter after violating a rule that wasn’t communicated in her native tongue. There’s the Black man who sought shelter but was denied because of his appearance.These are among a handful of others she can't forget.

2 months ago | democratherald.com | Cody Mann |Shayla Escudero

For the past two years, paramedic Zachary Lincoln has filed workplace complaints, brought his allegations against the Sweet Home Fire & Ambulance District to public meetings and even constructed his own website to get the word out about the discrimination he says he suffered. Facing a workplace complaint and a federal lawsuit, Sweet Home Fire has several allegations levied against it, including disability discrimination and retaliation.

Feb 10, 2025 | gazettetimes.com | Shayla Escudero

When Drea Camacho recalls her time working at the Center Against Rape and Domestic Violence in Corvallis, she is haunted by the memories of all of the people who sought the organization’s services but didn’t get the help they needed. There’s the woman who spoke only Spanish and lost shelter after violating a rule that wasn’t communicated in her native tongue. There’s the Black man who sought shelter but was denied because of his appearance.These are among a handful of others she can't forget.