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News: Page 5

Climate Change and the Rule of Law

Trump-Musk executive orders and firings thrash the public interest  

News 2 months ago

President Donald J. Trump’s project to take a chainsaw to duly authorized and appropriated funding — and eviscerate the very federal agencies that safeguard public … Continue reading →

Wake Up America

Indigenous environmental activist and author Winona LaDuke to give a lecture on the protection of Mother Earth

News 2 months ago

On Feb. 18, Winona LaDuke, a longtime Indigenous land rights and environmental activist as well as author, woke up to a bitter cold in White … Continue reading →

Eugene’s $10 Cap on Rental Application Fees Upheld 

The Oregon Supreme Court rejected a petition from landlords for review of the fee cap. For tenant advocates, it’s a victory for housing access.

News 2 months ago

Eugene’s $10 cap preventing landlords and property management companies from imposing high application fees on prospective tenants will remain. On Feb. 20, the Oregon Supreme … Continue reading →

Project Delay 

Ten years on, another delay for giant Laurel Hill Valley project

News 2 months ago

A Philomath-based real estate company spent a decade winning city planning approval to build a dense market-rate multi-family residential complex in the Laurel Hill Valley … Continue reading →

LTD’s Homelessness and Community Liaison Sarah Koski has made it her personal mission to help the homelessness crisis in Eugene

Harbinger of Aid 

News 2 months ago

By Jesse Coronado It’s 6 am, and the silence of the cool morning dies as a bus rolls in and Sarah Koski arrives at the … Continue reading →

Battle Over Videra Oak Meadow

Out-of-state developer faces opposition from residents who want to preserve the ecologically rich wetland tract

News 3 months ago

A Southwest Eugene wetland parcel with grassy fields, oak trees, natural springs and abundant wildlife may be overrun with excavators and concrete as development looms.  … Continue reading →

There’s a New SLUG Queen in Town

Sitara T. Slugshine ascends the slimy throne 

News 3 months ago

Sitara T. Slugshine (aka Joanie M. Starshine Kent) was flabbergasted. “I dropped my toast when I got the phone call,” says Slugshine, because it had … Continue reading →

‘We will Resist’

Sen. Jeff Merkley discusses Trump's threat to Democracy at Lane County town hall

EW-ExtraNews 3 months ago

Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley addressed concerns about the power and accountability in the White House during President Donald Trump’s term at a recent Lane County … Continue reading →

Reproductive Rights Now

What to know about the current state of reproductive rights in Oregon

EW-ExtraNews 3 months ago

With changing federal administration, the future of reproductive health care is uncertain, even in Oregon, a state that protects access to abortion, birth control and … Continue reading →

Candice Alicia King 1984-2025

Homeless advocate and leader of Eugene rent strike dies at 40

NewsObituary 3 months ago

“I always introduced her as ‘the most radical person I know,’” says Antonio Gisbert, one of Candice King’s coworkers at Homes for Good and a … Continue reading →

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