PORT ANGELES — Traffic should be restored to normal on U.S. Highway 101 by about 3 p.m. today after state Department of Transportation workers finish… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A suspected burglar who was on the run for more than a week was arrested Monday morning after authorities discovered him hiding… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council today will consider asking the Olympic Region Clean Air Agency to place a second air-quality station inside the city… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A Sequim man accused of double murder, who allegedly told police he was targeting sex offenders, was placed in a segregated cell… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A week of financial uncertainty for the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center ended on a high note Friday when an anonymous donor… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An anonymous donor has stepped forward with a $50,000 donation to help the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center fund its operations through… Continue reading
A former lawyer and investment banker from Port Angeles, one of four individual plaintiffs in the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling Thursday upholding the Affordable Care… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council mulled its options for funding the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center’s $52,000 shortfall at a work session this week… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — The Makah tribe has made its first purchase using funds from a $25 million settlement with the federal government by buying land… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council at its monthly work session Tuesday will discuss options for funding the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center director position… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The largest public works effort in the city's history — a plan to staunch overflow sewage — is included in a 2012-2018… Continue reading
Two members of Washington’s congressional delegation offered compromise legislation Thursday to protect water, fish habitat and wilderness on the North Olympic Peninsula nearly two months… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Beginning later this summer, a Seattle firm will install wave-energy monitoring devices at the base of the closed city landfill and evaluate… Continue reading
CORRECTED VERSION: Corrects motion on which City Council voted 5-1 regarding the former city landfill. PORT ANGELES — The City Council has approved a $300,000… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A careful sifting of dirt ended Wednesday afternoon at a drained Lake Aldwell site where two hikers found a human leg bone… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A cold case involving a missing woman has been reopened after a human tibia — a leg bone — was discovered sticking… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An eroding bluff is inching toward the edge of the city's closed landfill, retreating at one point to just 11 feet away… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The state Department of Ecology, criticized by some North Olympic Peninsula residents for delays to the cleanup of the Rayonier pulp mill… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — William Shore Memorial Pool — the city’s only public pool — will get a face-lift this summer in time for the facility’s… Continue reading
President Barack Obama's announcement that his administration is relaxing deportation policies for young Latinos who are in the U.S. illegally drew praise mixed with disappointment… Continue reading
