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Lincoln Street/U.S. 101 sinkhole to be fixed midafternoon
PORT ANGELES — Traffic should be restored to normal on U.S. Highway 101 by about 3 p.m. today…
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Second air monitoring station for Port Angeles unlikely, state agency says
PORT ANGELES — The City Council today will consider asking the Olympic Region Clean Air Agency to place…
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Burglary suspect found in Port Angeles couch
PORT ANGELES — A suspected burglar who was on the run for more than a week was arrested…
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Accused double-murderer who allegedly targeted sex offenders attacks inmate offender in Clallam County jail
PORT ANGELES — A Sequim man accused of double murder, who allegedly told police he was targeting sex…
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Anonymous donor fills Port Angeles Fine Arts Center’s funding gap
PORT ANGELES — A week of financial uncertainty for the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center ended on a…
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Anonymous donor provides $50,000 to arts center in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — An anonymous donor has stepped forward with a $50,000 donation to help the Port Angeles…
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Peninsula residents disappointed, elated by health law ruling
A former lawyer and investment banker from Port Angeles, one of four individual plaintiffs in the U.S. Supreme…
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Port Angeles City Council mulls funding shortfall for fine arts center
PORT ANGELES — The City Council mulled its options for funding the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center’s $52,000…
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Makah buy timberland with half of $25 million U.S. settlement
NEAH BAY — The Makah tribe has made its first purchase using funds from a $25 million settlement…
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Port Angeles to discuss arts center’s funds request
PORT ANGELES — The City Council at its monthly work session Tuesday will discuss options for funding the…
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Sewer overflow part of six-year program; Laurel Street stairway also discussed
PORT ANGELES — The largest public works effort in the city’s history — a plan to staunch overflow…
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Wave-energy monitoring devices to be placed at bluff
PORT ANGELES — Beginning later this summer, a Seattle firm will install wave-energy monitoring devices at the base…
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Dicks, Murray submit wilderness legislation
Two members of Washington’s congressional delegation offered compromise legislation Thursday to protect water, fish habitat and wilderness on…
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CORRECTED: Port Angeles to spend $300,000 on bluff erosion work beneath old dump
CORRECTED VERSION: Corrects motion on which City Council voted 5-1 regarding the former city landfill. PORT ANGELES —…
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CSI: Peninsula revisited — Excavation ends with no more bones found
PORT ANGELES — A careful sifting of dirt ended Wednesday afternoon at a drained Lake Aldwell site where…
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CSI: Peninsula: Cold case reopened after human bone found in drained lake
PORT ANGELES — A cold case involving a missing woman has been reopened after a human tibia —…
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Port chief lauds Ecology for PenPly help
PORT ANGELES — The state Department of Ecology, criticized by some North Olympic Peninsula residents for delays to…
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Old Port Angeles dump threatens to spill into Strait
PORT ANGELES — An eroding bluff is inching toward the edge of the city’s closed landfill, retreating at…
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Port Angeles pool to close for month of July
PORT ANGELES — William Shore Memorial Pool — the city’s only public pool — will get a face-lift…
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Obama’s new immigration policy draws praise, disappointment on North Olympic Peninsula
President Barack Obama’s announcement that his administration is relaxing deportation policies for young Latinos who are in the…