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Demolition of burned Forks buildings not likely until after Thanksgiving
FORKS — Clallam County Fire District No. 1 Chief Phil Arbeiter expects a charred corner in downtown Forks…
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION — Port Angeles native headed for 6th District seat
Port Angeles has a native son going to Congress. Democrat Derek Kilmer of Gig Harbor, who was born…
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STATE LEGISLATURE — Hargrove, Tharinger, Van De Wege lead by large margins over their challengers
The 24th District’s three Democratic incumbents are sweeping away their general election challengers, according to voting results tabulated…
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Clallam’s voter turnout ‘steady,’ county auditor says
PORT ANGELES — It’s still called Election Day, but it’s really a 20-day voting cycle for the all-mail…
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Jefferson County auditor predicts 91 percent turnout
It’s still called Election Day, but it’s really the 20-day voting cycle for the all-mail 2012 general election…
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Jefferson County Superior Court race most expensive on Peninsula [**Corrected**]
PORT TOWNSEND — The general election race for Jefferson County Superior Court judge between Quilcene lawyer Peggy Ann…
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More than $39,000 goes into race for Clallam judgeship
PORT ANGELES — The Nov. 6 general election race for Clallam County Superior Court Position 1 has generated…
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Forks fire sparked by electrical glitch
FORKS — Grieving residents are tying remembrance notes to a fence protecting the charred remnants of two historic…
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Electrical fire sparked Forks blaze, federal investigators determine
FORKS — Federal Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives investigators have determined that an electrical fire early Monday morning…
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Wild Olympics says plan won’t cut jobs; loggers disagree [**Corrected**]
PORT ANGELES — A new analysis commissioned by the Wild Olympics Campaign has concluded that proposed legislation to…
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Seven-day term advocated in mail embezzlement
TACOMA — A seven-day sentence in federal prison has been recommended for a Port Angeles man who pleaded…
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State auditor implicates ex-PUD employee
PORT ANGELES — A fraud investigation has determined that former Clallam County Public Utility District line foreman Timm…
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Federal investigators join probe of Forks fire
FORKS — Federal Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives investigators are expected to begin today to sift through the…
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Investigators seek cause of Forks fire
FORKS — West End residents today are staring into piles of rubble where two landmark downtown buildings —…
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Comparatively modest campaign money in 24th District races
By Paul Gottlieb Peninsula Daily News For all the campaign contributions that have poured into three 24th State…
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Port Angeles teen admits guilt in being party to two home invasions
PORT ANGELES — William S. Moore, 19, was transported to prison Friday. He will be at least in…
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Port of Port Angeles to postpone base moorage rate hike until 2014
PORT ANGELES — An increase in the Boat Haven’s base moorage rate will be delayed until January 2014,…
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Border Patrol, officer reach confidential settlement in ‘black hole’ case [Corrected]
PORT ANGELES — Border Patrol Officer Christian Sanchez, whose accusations in June 2011 against Port Angeles’ Border Patrol…
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Ecology: PenPly cleanup could take five years
PORT ANGELES — It may be the year after the next presidential election — the one in 2016…
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Port of Port Angeles to get millions to lift cleanup burden
PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles will not have to go it alone on an estimated…