The City and Borough of Juneau has reached a collective bargaining agreement with the union that represents Juneau police – eight months after the last contract expired and a year after negotiations began.
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Alaska Permanent Fund’s performance compares favorably to peers, evaluators tell lawmakers
The nearly $90 billion Permanent Fund is outperforming similar large funds on a risk-adjusted basis, investment consultants with the firm Callan told lawmakers this week.
International exchange students visiting Juneau reflect on life in Alaska
Students from far flung places like Greenland, Indonesia and Palestine are spending a school year in Alaska. They met in Juneau earlier this month for a student orientation.
Proposed buyout for Juneau residents hit hardest by glacial outburst flooding might be ‘dead in the water’
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.
Man previously staying at Glory Hall shelter reported missing
A Juneau man who had been staying at a local shelter for unhoused people has not been seen by staff in more than two weeks and has been reported missing.
Juneau planning commission approves permit for $60M theater project in downtown tourism corridor
The project would sit on a 1-acre empty lot next to the downtown library and parking garage and includes three large interactive theaters/rides, a retail store and some office space.