Rebecca Hansen-White is a local journalist based in Eugene, Oregon. She writes for OPB, KLCC, Waste Advantage Magazine, and her work has also appeared in Jefferson Public Radio. Rebecca covers a wide range of topics including local government, environmental issues, community events, and social issues impacting the Eugene area.
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Rebecca Hansen-White's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a strong emphasis on Oregon-related topics. She frequently covers stories related to community issues, such as recycling initiatives, labor disputes involving graduate employees at the University of Oregon, and regional policies impacting Lane County.
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By: Klcc, Rebecca Hansen-White
Preliminary results show most voters rejected an overhaul of Lane County's redistricting process.
Lane County Commissioners have approved raises for several elected officials, including the sheriff and district attorney.
By: Klcc, Rebecca Hansen-White
Last month, a rural Northwest Lane County School District's top administrator resigned
By: Rebecca Hansen-White, Klcc
On Tuesday, Lane County Commissioners are poised to accept a grant to launch a program that's aimed at keeping batteries out of trash and recycling streams.
Lane County voters had the chance to remove three sections of outdated language from the county's governing document during this month's election.
By: Klcc, Rebecca Hansen-White
Eugene 4J School District and its teachers union reached a tentative deal early Thursday morning.
The city of Eugene is considering a new fee to cover the cost of providing fire services.
By: Rebecca Hansen-White, Klcc
Lane County is stockpiling cold weather gear to help people experiencing homelessness get through winter.
By: Rebecca Hansen-White, Klcc
New data shows school attendance is improving statewide in Oregon, but many indicators of student success are still below pre-pandemic levels.
By: Rebecca Hansen-White, Klcc
After hearing testimony on Monday from several community members who raised concerns about the fee, some city council members said during a meeting Wednesday that they needed more time and information to decide.
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