Jake Amos-Christie

Howdy, I'm Jake Amos-Christie, a true cowboy at heart who grew up on a ranch in Ashland, Oregon. I pursued my education at Oregon State University, earning a dual major in Journalism and Agricultural Farming. My upbringing instilled in me a strong work ethic and a deep love for the land, which I bring into my journalism. Though I've now settled in California, my focus remains on covering stories that matter to the communities of both Oregon and California. From agricultural advancements, camping, hunting, and farming tips to sports and political issues, I aim to keep folks informed. When I'm not writing, you'll find me riding horses, working on the ranch, or enjoying a good country music concert. My goal is to see both Oregon and California prosper as states and communities, and I strive to contribute to that through my work.

CA Legislators Pass Landmark Immigration & Policing Reform

California has taken another definitive step in its ongoing legislative friction with federal enforcement policies, passing new measures that restrict local agencies from hiring former federal immigration agents and enacting a prohibition on the use of electric-shock devices. These bills represent a significant shift in the state’s approach to criminal justice and immigration enforcement, further…

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Chris Hansen Blocks A24’s ‘Primetime’ Over NDA Gag Order

The intersection of investigative journalism and Hollywood dramatization has reached a boiling point. Chris Hansen, the veteran reporter whose career was defined by the explosive success of the NBC series ‘To Catch a Predator,’ has formally declined to engage with A24’s upcoming feature film ‘Primetime.’ The film, which features Robert Pattinson in a central role,…

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California’s $608M Bet: Newsom Backs 9 Major TV Projects

Governor Gavin Newsom has officially announced the selection of nine new television projects to receive funding under California’s competitive Film & Television Tax Credit Program. This strategic move is projected to inject $608 million into the state’s economy, underscoring the administration’s commitment to maintaining the Golden State’s status as the global epicenter of entertainment. The…

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LA Jazz Fest Shakeup: Partial Cancellations Stun Ticketholders

As the curtain was set to rise on the highly anticipated two-week Los Angeles Jazz Festival, organizers have officially confirmed the cancellation of specific performance segments, effectively scrambling the schedule just days before the first downbeat. The sudden announcement has left ticketholders, local vendors, and international artists grappling with last-minute logistical challenges as the city…

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