Eugene Weekly

There is a common saying that seems appropriate to the debate over Measure 105: “If is isn’t broken, don’t fix it.” Oregon’s Sanctuary Law, existing … Continue reading →

What a show. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s confrontational stance throughout his performance was a tactical maneuver. It was a shock to watch the reactions … Continue reading →

Last week, amidst the frenzy over the Kavanaugh nomination, the U.S. Senate quietly passed HR 6157 — the Department of War (I refuse to call … Continue reading →

The Eugene/Springfield NAACP has voted to oppose Measure 105 in accordance with our stance that all people be treated with equality and dignity. Measure 105 … Continue reading →

Your excellent coverage (“Low Taxes, No Oversight,” 9/20) of how tax breaks steal money from local services and programs illustrates perfectly why local governments should … Continue reading →

The EWEB administration building was built downtown next to the river because that is where the city wanted it, according to one EWEB general manager. Now … Continue reading →

Daniel MacKay, the LCC writing instructor convicted of a sex crime two years ago, was removed from his classes when he was charged. Now, after … Continue reading →

Given the amount of confusing information being spread about upcoming ballot measures, the Eugene Democratic Socialists of America and I devised this voting guide for … Continue reading →

This November is an important election at all levels of government. Yes, we need a blue wave at the national level, but we need to … Continue reading →

Capitalism is an economic system that is geared to making profits. It obeys markets but does not heed the natural world. It does not consider … Continue reading →