City of Eugene

This forum brings together two regional leaders for a conversation on their experiences, shared challenges, key lessons, local priorities like budget constraints, housing, and economic development, offering attendees and listeners an insightful and forward‑looking dialogue.

The proposal to create a Eugene Clean Energy Fund was well ahead as initial returns rolled in on election night.

Rolling lane closures on River Road in Eugene for striping

Starting next spring, Eugene homes that are up for sale will have to disclose how energy efficient they are.

The City of Eugene is starting construction on new parking and accessibility improvements around the Cuthbert Amphitheater in Alton Baker Park.

A project underway by the city of Eugene is seeking stories about what it was like to live in the community while Black over the years.

The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality recently issued a $23,400 fine to the City of Eugene for causing pollution in Amazon Creek during a restoration project.

Eugene voters will decide this November whether to impose a new climate fee on some large retailers.

A long-vacant Lane Community College building in downtown Eugene will be demolished to make way for a 133-unit mixed-income housing development.

The City of Eugene is moving forward with plans to clean up contaminated soil at Trainsong Park, with remediation expected to take place next summer.

The hearing drew testimony from homeowners, energy advocates and residents who spoke to what information a score could provide when buying and selling homes.

Athena Aguiar and Mike Clark discuss housing, safety, and Eugene's budget challenges at a City Club candidate forum moderated by KLCC's Zac Ziegler.