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Accused getaway driver in Port Angeles hit-and-run arrested a third time
PORT ANGELES — Timothy P. Smith — the accused getaway driver in a hit-and-run last month — was…
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First Street paving postponed due to inclement weather forecast
PORT ANGELES — The First Street stormwater project may be slowed by a forecast of inclement weather, but…
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Port Angeles council moves toward hiring specialist for land-use issues
PORT ANGELES — City Hall took a major step Tuesday toward hiring its own hearing examiner. The City…
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EYE ON OLYMPIA: State House, Senate look at $300 million gap in budget proposals
OLYMPIA — The first week of the special session was relatively quiet for the North Olympic Peninsula representatives…
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Port Angeles considers stormwater pipes in lieu of rain garden
PORT ANGELES — The city may soon scrap plans to install its first rain gardens. In March, staff…
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Final cost of transit center in Port Angeles still unknown; parties remain in dispute over price related to crack repair
PORT ANGELES — It opened 22 months ago, but the final price tag for The Gateway transit center…
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Fluoride foes file lawsuits against Port Angeles, Forks
Fluoride opponents filed a lawsuit last week against the cities of Port Angeles and Forks in hopes of…
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No bikes in Port Angeles skate park, city says
PORT ANGELES — Skateboarding may not be a crime, but bicycling is another story — at least in…
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June trial date set for Port Angeles man accused of hit-and-run
PORT ANGELES — Michael J. Moyle will be tried in June for allegedly deliberately ramming a car carrying…
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Port Angeles man accused of stealing from father
PORT ANGELES — A 51-year-old Port Angeles man will be tried in June after he allegedly stole $65,273…
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Pedestrian killed on sidewalk was walking for his health
PORT ANGELES — Scott Franklin started the morning just like any other. He got up early, said goodbye…
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Clallam sheriff talks of labor costs, urges debate on tax for agency
PORT ANGELES — Should Clallam County residents give more money to law enforcement if it meets certain goals?…
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EYE ON OLYMPIA: Peninsula lawmakers going into overtime on budget
By Tom Callis Peninsula Daily News OLYMPIA — North Olympic Peninsula lawmakers say they are disappointed the state…
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Sequim man dies after Jeep hits him as he walks on sidewalk; driver allegedly drunk
SEQUIM — A 50-year-old Sequim man was taken off life support and died Saturday, two days after being…
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Alleged getaway driver in Port Angeles hit-and-run pleads not guilty to assisting
PORT ANGELES — The alleged getaway driver in a hit-and-run April 13 has pleaded not guilty to charges…
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The Landing mall display harbinger of power storage project in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — It may just look like a large box, but actually, an electricity inverter that was…
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Pedestrian in critical condition after Sequim hit-and-run, police say
SEQUIM — A 50-year-old Sequim man is in critical condition in a Seattle hospital today after he was…
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Highest level for Rayonier mill site cleanup, Port Angeles manager told
PORT ANGELES — A former mill site on the city’s waterfront, which is owned by Rayonier Inc., will…
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Port Angeles council allocates $10,000 to ‘buy local’ campaign
PORT ANGELES — With $10,000 from the city, a “buy local” campaign is now ready to get off…
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More charges against accused accomplice in hit-and-run; he’s freed from jail second time in week
PORT ANGELES — Timothy P. Smith, accused as an accomplice in last week’s hit-and-run, has bailed out of…