A pilot program in Eugene will provide permanent affordable housing for people coming out of homelessness.

The City of Eugene is considering new tax exemptions for housing developers.

Lane County’s homelessness crisis is often misunderstood. On this episode of Oregon On The Record, host Michael Dunne speaks with University of Oregon sociologist Claire Herbert about common myths surrounding homelessness, the criminalization of survival in public spaces, and what decades of research tell us about effective solutions.

Jackson Street Youth Services, a nonprofit that supports youth experiencing homelessness in Linn and Benton Counties recently opened a new drop-in service center in Albany.

The Egan Warming Centers have been activated in Eugene and Springfield for a full week, and it’s likely they’ll continue through at least Saturday.

In this forum, we will hear from three A.C.T. Now Lane Steering Committee members who will speak about the goals of the coalition. A.C.T. Now Lane is a cross-sector coalition uniting leaders, organizations, and community members to address Lane County’s housing and homelessness crisis head-on.

After 20 years, Lane County officials say they’ll stop using the point-in-time count this year as a tool for gauging homelessness.

While the state has helped thousands of people out of homelessness, recent counts show the problem increasing in much of the state.

We talk with Dan Bryant of Square One Villages, about the federal government's change in funding for homeless support services, that many expert believe will create massive harm. We also talk with KLCC's newest reporter, Macy Moore.

The Eugene Police Department has partnered with a nonprofit to bring more homeless outreach services to downtown.