City of Eugene

A Eugene ballot measure that would allow voters to decide whether they want to pay a new fire fee is mostly funded by commercial property owners and businesses.

Sarah Medary said she'll retire in December 2025 after 30 years with the city.

A conversation with the people behind the scenes of The Hult Center in Eugene.

Many older urban areas have a broken sidewalk grid, posing various safety risks. One Eugene neighborhood has a model for a how to infill missing sidewalks without over-burdening individual property owners.

A big, unexpected challenge was one of the most significant events for Eugene Parks and Open Spaces, as outlined in their recently released annual report.

The Low-Income Rental Housing Property Tax Exemption or LIRHPTE program has been a tool for getting affordable housing built and maintained since 1990.

For the third year in a row, the City of Eugene is seeking proposals for new affordable housing projects that will be funded through its Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

Eugene transportation planners are considering adding protected bike lanes on East 24th Avenue.

In response to a state requirement, the City of Eugene has designated its downtown neighborhood as a climate-friendly area.

Vandalism has plagued downtown Eugene parking meters since early 2023. It’s become so prevalent that the city is converting to credit card-only meters.

A state court has ruled that Eugene can restrict screening fees for rental applications.

The public was invited to the new site at 500 East 4th Ave. to see what the nearly 100,000 square foot space has to offer.