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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The Eugene 4J school district is asking the public what qualities they would like to see in its next superintendent.
The cubs, a male and female littermate, were found wandering on their own in Southwest Washington. State wildlife staff determined the cubs wouldn't survive on their own and rescued them.
By: Klcc, Rebecca Hansen-White
A new fee proposed to help close the City of Eugene's impending budget shortfall likely won't be decided before the end of the year.
By: Rebecca Hansen-White
The Dec. 14 re-opening celebration caps a decade-long effort to expand and improve the Newport Performing Arts Center.
The two-term mayor has guided the city through several tough budget years, and Eugene’s growing housing and homelessness crisis.
By: Klcc, Rebecca Hansen-White
U.S. Rep. Val Hoyle of Springfield is one of a handful of Democrats to join the new “Delivering Outstanding Government Efficiency Caucus,” also known as the DOGE Caucus.
By: Rebecca Hansen-White, Klcc
The Oregon Government Ethics Commission has voted to resolve an ethics complaint against Lane County.
By: Klcc, Rebecca Hansen-White
A new $1 million federal grant will help efforts to reduce wildfire risk in the McKenzie River Valley and the South Hills of Eugene.
This month, Corvallis finished renovating Avery Park - the location of its first fully inclusive playground.
The funds, from a state payroll tax, will allow the agency to improve neighborhood bus service and modernize bikeshare. The two-year plan also includes a partnership with Lane Council of Governments to expand
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