The Obama administration’s temporary suspension of the immigration court dockets for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in four cities, including Seattle, does not go far… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The completion of the Border Patrol's new $5.7 million headquarters has been delayed by more than a month to the end of… Continue reading
Clallam and Jefferson counties have been selected for a program dubbed “swift and certain” that’s intended to dispense justice to former felons by giving them… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Former lawyer and investment banker Kaj Ahlburg said Friday he listened to recordings of last week’s oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Olympic Medical Center and one of the hospital's largest unions have reached a tentative accord in their long-stalled contract talks. The tentative… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A tentative contract agreement has been reached between Olympic Medical Center and Service Employees International Union Healthcare 1199NW. The tentative agreement, reached… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council will explore the possibility of reorganizing the city’s Public Works and Utilities Department in a move some council members… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Gov. Chris Gregoire has notified city officials that the city can take part in a habitat-restoration plan for the Rayonier pulp mill… Continue reading
Modifies original version to correct misquote of Executive Director Jeff Robb. PORT ANGELES — An environmental consultant was at Peninsula Plywood's abandoned manufacturing plant Monday… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Two leaders from opposite ends of the political spectrum squared off in a presentation that focused on conservative vs. progressive philosophies as… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — The tale of two dams has reached a milestone. Last week, the Elwha River became a single, unhindered torrent rushing through… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Negotiators for Olympic Medical Center and Service Employees International Union Healthcare 1199NW who met last week will continue contract talks this week,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Negotiators for Olympic Medical Center and Service Employees International Union Healthcare 1199NW continued contract talks this morning in an effort to stave… Continue reading
Two candidates have announced intentions to run for Clallam County Superior Court just one day after a veteran judge announced that he won’t seek re-election.… Continue reading
Two of Clallam County Superior Court's three judges have made decisions about running in the Nov. 6 general election, but the third one is still… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — One of two dozen lots for sale off the Olympic Discovery Trail near Hollywood Beach has been sold. Exactly what can be… Continue reading
QUILCENE — Has the timber industry’s time come and gone on the North Olympic Peninsula? A set-aside plan to take 21 percent of Olympic National… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Betty Longshore, whose bank account was stripped of $16,953 after the government declared her dead, has received all her money back. As… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Betty Longshore, 92, was very much alive Feb. 29 when her bank telephoned her to find out if she was dead. “They… Continue reading
A state Department of Natural Resources study has concluded that 3 million tons of bone-dry wood slash and other wood waste — double the existing… Continue reading
