Eugene Police Department

The Eugene Police Street Crimes Unit and Eugene SWAT arrested two suspects yesterday at Black Lotus Tattoo in connection with a robbery that happened earlier this year.

Eugene Police say they found a hidden camera monitoring an Asian American family in Eugene recently. They believe the surveillance could be a continuation of a pattern of burglaries targeting Asian American households and business owners.

In response to traffic fatalities and “dangerous driver behavior,” the Eugene Police Department is planning a team safety enforcement on Thursday.

Community members in Eugene have planned an unofficial Pride rally and march for Saturday morning.

Police responded to a call early Saturday morning, and found two people with gunshot wounds.

The early-Saturday fire left the restaurant too damaged to operate and the owner wondering about its future.

Eugene Pride has announced that their annual march from Kesey Square will be cancelled.

Advocates warn that organized burglaries targeting Asian American households in the Eugene area are continuing despite recent law enforcement arrests.

The City Club of Eugene presents a community forum dedicated to exploring the city’s current police oversight system.

Complaints filed online will help the department plan enforcement efforts to target people who drive unsafely or illegally.

The cyclist was struck in the bike lane and taken to a local hospital with injuries.

Law enforcement officials in Eugene announced Tuesday that through a collaboration between local and federal agencies, they've successfully disrupted a burglary ring targeting Asian Americans.