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A lower-carbon natural gas flame burns on a stovetop at a NW Natural testing facility.

Eugene seeks new decarbonization strategies after failure of natural gas ban

A year after the failure of its natural gas ban, the City of Eugene is looking for new ways to reduce carbon emissions.

A path behind Eugene City Hall seen in June, 2024. A measure that will allow Eugene voters to decide whether they want to pay a new fire fee has been placed has been sent to the ballot.

Eugene City Council approves plan to invest $800,000 in economic development

Eugene City Council approved a plan Wednesday to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars into economic development.

Independence Day protest in Eugene denounces Trump’s 'Big, Beautiful Bill'

On the heels of Congress passing President Trump’s massive spending and tax bill, several hundred protesters assembled outside Eugene’s federal courthouse today to declare “No Kings Since 1776.”

TRACE Teams Went Knockin' To Test Random Eugene Neighborhoods For Viral Infection

Over the weekend, hundreds of randomly selected Eugene households were approached to participate in a community COVID-19 testing effort. The TRACE project…

Back To Work? COVID Relief Childcare Now Offered At Eugene's Community Centers

Shortly after the COVID-19 shutdown, the City of Eugene provided childcare to parents working essential jobs. Now in the first recovery phase of the…

Eugene Moves Forward With Downtown Riverfront Project, Extends MUPTE & LIRHPTE Deadlines

Eugene City Councilors took action on three housing ordinances Tuesday night. This includes the Downtown Riverfront redevelopment project, the Multi-Unit…

<p>A Eugene police officer at the 2016 U.S. Olympic Track And Field Trials at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, on Sunday, July 3, 2016.</p>

Report: Hate And Bias Crimes Increase In Eugene, Race Remains Top Motivator

Eugene documented 70 percent more reports of hate and bias activity in 2017 compared to the year before, and race remains the leading motivating factor behind such activity.

Eugene City Council Gets An Earful Of Comments On Proposed Sick Leave Ordinance

An overwhelming number of people attended the Eugene City Council's public comment hearing Monday night. Citizens packed Harris Hall to voice their…

Federal Funding Helps Eugene Homeless Teen Housing Project Move Forward

A project that would provide housing to homeless high schoolers in Eugene is moving forward thanks to federal funds approved this week.St. Vincent de Paul…

Governor Kate Brown Speaks On Importance Of Affordable Housing During Visit To Eugene

Governor Kate Brown stopped in Eugene today to speak on the importance of affordable housing in Oregon. Governor Brown took a tour and spoke with…

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