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Public meetings, interviews and police data show a public safety issue in west Eugene, with businesses at the forefront.
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A new collaboration between PeaceHealth, Eugene transitional housing community Everyone Village and other groups will provide 10 recovery cottages and a clinic for people without a safe place to go after surgery.
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Ongoing trade tensions and slow economic growth have left state lawmakers with less to spend. That could make it harder to fulfill Gov. Tina Kotek’s housing vision.
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A series of stabbings outside of a shelter in Salem injured 12 people, some severely, according to police. The suspect who is now in custody faces attempted murder and assault charges.
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On Monday, the City of Eugene and White Bird Clinic announced that mobile crisis response service CAHOOTS would no longer serve Eugene due to contract, and funding issues.
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On Tuesday, Circuit Court Judge Sarah McGlaughlin said she will make a decision sometime this week.
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They’re hoping state lawmakers will be moved to act by a Friday deadline, but opponents say existing law is adequate.
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In her first address as Mayor, Kaarin Knudson said she hopes to double Eugene’s housing production over the next five years.
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Despite billions spent and thousands of people helped, the most recent available data shows homelessness is still increasing in the state.
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Lane County is stockpiling cold weather gear to help people experiencing homelessness get through winter.
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Portland-based Disability Rights Oregon has sent two letters to Grants Pass officials, saying its new rules on homeless campsites violate federal and state law.
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Jon Stinnet will be the fourth council member to leave office this year. Three others were recalled by voters this summer.