T’áa Shuyee Hit Haven House is now accepting applications for up to nine residents.
Housing
Juneau’s latest attempt to allow for more housing? Changing zoning rules on city land.
The latest attempt is to entice more developers by rezoning city-owned land to allow for denser housing.
Juneau’s winter warming shelter may be a band-aid, but some unhoused people say it’s their only option
The shelter will be open every day starting October 15 from 9 p.m. until the early morning. There will also be free shuttle transportation from the Mendenhall Valley and downtown to the shelter.
Judge approves former Peter Pan Seafoods co-owner’s bid for company assets
Thursday’s $37.3 million sale to Rodger May includes former Peter Pan processing plants in Dillingham, King Cove and Port Moller.
Anchorage partners police officers with social workers to assist city’s homeless
City leaders say the Homeless Outreach Prevention and Engagement team will help reach homeless residents while ensuring they and program navigators are safe.
As Juneau residents dry out from the flood, some wonder which repairs are worth it
Staying completely dry might be difficult, if not impossible, but it’s also hard to make peace with letting the water in again and again. Both options are expensive.