Mike Clark

This week, council members learned they’ll likely have to slash millions in library, admin, fire and police spending if they don’t pass a fire fee, or find other new revenue.

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

Eugene solved this year’s gap by continuing a “hiring pause," leaving several fire department, library and other city jobs vacant.

Eugene’s City Council voted unanimously Monday to extend its Safe Sleep sites through June 2025.

Eugene’s new renter protection rules will require that some landlords pay their tenants to relocate.

Eugene voters will decide in May whether to increase the amount of a five-year parks levy.

A Eugene ordinance could prohibit natural gas use in new housing. It’s part of an effort to cut carbon emissions.

Eugene city councilors unanimously approved a resolution realigning the city's eight wards, Monday. The adjustment is aimed at ensuring residents are evenly distributed and represented.

Eugene city councilors voted unanimously on Wednesday to boost capacity at temporary shelter sites for tents and parking. The city aims to prioritize…

Recorded on: March 30, 2018Air Date: April 2, 2018Program Coordinators: Kyle Shavere and Joel KorinThe City Club of Eugene will host along with the League…

The new general manager (Frank Lawson) of Eugene Water and Electric Board wants to move out of their riverfront headquarters-- sooner than later.The idea…

There were five candidates running for Eugene Mayor but it quickly came down to two. Elections results give Lucy Vinis the victory over closest…