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A long-vacant Lane Community College building in downtown Eugene will be demolished to make way for a 133-unit mixed-income housing development.
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Two city-owned lots could hold about 64 tent spaces, staff estimated. Roseburg councilors rejected the locations and agreed to continue looking at options.
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Everyone Village hosts its inaugural music festival on Sept. 19 to celebrate four years of serving the Eugene community with supportive tiny home housing.
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Oregon is one of the most secretive states in the nation when it comes to disclosure of low-income housing spends. A ProPublica reporter uncovers the details.
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KLCC's Oregon on the Record talks with CAMP founder Johannah Johnson-Weinberg about free veterinary care and pet retention services for unhoused pet owners across Central Oregon.
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The first phase of the Next Generation Housing Development Plan, under construction since last summer, is set to be completed in Fall 2027. It comes as the school faces declining enrollment.
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Elm Park Apartments is open, providing the area with 32 low-cost apartments, while next door the Elm Park Early Learning Center will add nearly 80 childcare seats to the area in September
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Projects will help lower home prices to affordable levels or create affordable rentals for people who meet certain criteria.
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In an effort to address the city's longstanding homelessness crisis, Roseburg will look at possible urban campgrounds on city-owned parking lots downtown.
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Roseburg city councilors voted 5-2 downing a proposal to tighten rules on permitted homeless camps, citing concerns it would burden operators without fixing unmanaged homelessness.
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St. Vincent de Paul opened the Murnane Family Resource Center in Eugene to help families experiencing homelessness navigate housing, health care, and essentials.
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On this edition, we talk with Darren Sparks of Tipping Point and Katie Wilgus of Downtown Eugene Inc. about a new pilot program in Eugene that aims to coordinate resources to better support those living unhoused and business owners who often are impacted by people forced to live on the streets.