The city has indicated it can’t afford to sponsor the program, and most View Drive residents say they’re not interested in shouldering the cost.
Environment
Department of the Interior set to cede millions of acres of public land to the State of Alaska
State officials are calling it a win for Alaska’s economic sovereignty, but some residents are worried about losing longstanding subsistence rights.
Army Corps backs out of plan to study lake tap as long-term Mendenhall Valley flood solution
Juneau’s City Manager Katie Koester shared the news at a Juneau Assembly committee meeting Monday night. She called the Army Corps’ change of position deeply frustrating.
2025 was Alaska’s 8th hottest year on record
A new report highlights weather extremes and warmer overall temperatures – two signs of climate change.
Juneau’s recycling center to open at limited capacity after weekslong closure
The center will begin accepting only cardboard and mixed paper, and only for this Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Forest Service opens public comment for Tongass National Forest plan revision
The public process to inform the next decade of forest management has begun.