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2024's snow water equivalent was the third lowest on record since 2000 according to data from U.S. Department of Agriculture's SNOTEL snow monitoring system. The data shows snow water equivalent levels from the Waterhole site near Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park. (Courtesy image/ U.S. Department of Agriculture)

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Ridge ski season to end on Sunday

Low snow levels part of growing trend

A pileated woodpecker in Quimper West in the Quimper Wildlife Corridor. (Wendy Feltham)

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More than 100 acres added to Quimper Wildlife Corridor

Land moved from state into permanent conservation through Land Trust

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YMCA to build childcare facility

$1-2M still needed for $6.7M project

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Funding needed for Port Townsend homeless shelter

Operation at Legion Hall to close April 30

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Jefferson Healthcare gets $2 million for senior care

Grant will help expand services in Port Townsend

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Police: Amended pursuit law a step in right direction

Law enforcement lobbying for additional funding

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Letter seeking $350K for ‘distress’

Lawsuit threatened over incident at Port Townsend pool

State Rep. Steve Tharinger, Sen. Kevin Van De Wege and Rep. Mike Chapman.

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More funds coming to Peninsula

Lawmakers: Investments being made in district

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Race to Alaska moving to biennial schedule

Event to alternate with WA360 around Puget Sound

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Jefferson County is eying short-term rental regulations

Feedback to be presented to Planning Commission

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Committee forms to support Quilcene school levy

Lack of communication cited for failed vote

U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer, right, discusses emergency services on Thursday during a roundtable session with emergency managers from across the region, including Clallam County Sheriff Brian King, left, and Clallam County Administrator Todd Mielke in Port Angeles. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Clallam seeks additional funds for emergency operations center

Administrator says $10 million still needed for proposed project

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Unemployment rises in state, Peninsula

January percentages 7.1 in Clallam, 6.8 in Jefferson

A currently undeveloped area next to the Field Arts & Events Hall will make up the rest of the Port Angeles Waterfront Center — the future home of the Marine Discovery Center and the Lower Elwha Klallam Cultural Center. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Millions allocated to Peninsula

Housing, infrastructure projects awarded funds

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Volunteers sought for pool task force

Options for Jefferson County location considered

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Ridge ski season short-lived

Snow or no, last day is March 31

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Research firm lists Port Angeles as a top investment for STRs

PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles ranks among the top 10 cities in the nation for short-term rental investment,…

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Jefferson County to form task force for pool

Members to explore locations, construction options

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Closures for fish passages shortened

DOT says Tumwater Creek project down to 80 days

Port Townsend City Manager John Mauro, left, and Mayor David Faber speak during the city’s annual State of the City address at the Port Hudson building in Port Townsend on Monday. Faber and Mauro said the city faced some challenges in 2023 but also made progress on important issues like housing and infrastructure. (Peter Segall/Peninsula Daily News)

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Port Townsend sees victories, challenges in past year

City manager, mayor present State of City