I’m tying to find updates. Here’s something from Oregon State police:

Following search efforts Friday and early this morning, Curry County Sheriff’s Office Lieutenant Dennis Dinsmore confirmed that the length of Bear Camp Road was checked by Search & Rescue personnel and deputies using 4 x 4 vehicles and a Sno-Cat without finding any sign of the vehicle. Support air search efforts also have not located any sign of the vehicle in their county. Their efforts, supported by similar search efforts involving Josephine County Sheriff’s Office, found no sign of the vehicle between Grants Pass and Gold Beach.

Personnel from Josephine County Sheriff’s Office, Search & Rescue, and BLM (Bureau of Land Management) will continue to check side roads off Bear Camp Road by Sno-Cat.

Oregon State Police troopers continued during the evening to keep on the lookout while patrolling area highways. Tips continue to be called into the established phone line of 800-452-7888, but none have led to locating the family or vehicle. Approximately 30 calls have been received on the tip line during the last two days.

More from Oregon news here, updated one hour ago.
There’s also been a site set up for flyers and info, www.jamesandkati.com

Another update from News.com:

Following confirmed sightings last Saturday night of missing CNET editor James Kim and his family at a Denny’s restaurant in Roseburg, Ore., search efforts are shifting north to Douglas County, Oregon police said Saturday morning.
Before the Denny’s sighting on Saturday, November 25, they had last been seen earlier that day in Portland, Ore., according to the SFPD’s missing persons’ report.

and also:

Lewis said the last call recorded from James Kim’s cell phone was made to a friend in San Francisco at 3 p.m. and suggested that the call to the hotel may have been made from a landline. She said the SFPD is still waiting for credit card information to come in.

While some Saab models come equipped with the OnStar vehicle security and communications system, the model the Kims were driving did not offer OnStar as an option, said Mike Weinstein, a detective with the Portland Police Bureau’s Missing Persons Unit, who said he also confirmed that information with OnStar using the Kims’ vehicle identification number. The car did not have a LoJack car security system either, Weinstein said.

So it looks like they’re going to start looking a little more North than they were before.

UPDATE 3:14pm 11/4: Oh my god they found Kati and the babies, and they’re looking for James, and they’re close. I’m freaking out. Another press conference at 5. Please please please please let them find James….

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They found him. James is gone.

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