The state Supreme Court will consider whether fare enforcement on public transit represents an unconstitutional incursion into passengers’ right to privacy. Lower courts… Continue reading
Two Port Angeles residents who had been charged in connection with the purse snatching and assault of an elderly woman were taken… Continue reading
Suspects could face maximum of life in prison
Funding to build out systems during the next two to three years
Construction to replace a culvert under U.S. Highway 101 at Indian Creek will begin Feb. 7. Scarsella Brothers Inc. of Kent will… Continue reading
The state Department of Transportation has scheduled overnight closures of the Hood Canal Bridge for two additional nights this week. The span across… Continue reading
Bess Bronstein will present “Renovation of an Aging Garden” at noon on Thursday. The free lecture is part of the Green Thumb… Continue reading
Proof of vaccine may be lifted by March
State Parks commission to hear plan on Thursday
Speaker to review current options, history of EVs
Health officer expects more hospitalizations, deaths
Rescue center answers calls to help injured animals
Case rates expected to drop off sharply in coming weeks
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife seek feedback
Forks’ Keira Johnson has been red-hot through January, helping the Spartans to their first-place position in the Pacific 2B League standings. Johnson hit five 3-pointers… Continue reading
Congressman highlights roads, bridges and other projects
Port Angeles police are looking for a man and woman they suspect of stealing a purse Sunday morning and fleeing after dragging… Continue reading
Exactly a week after a truly historic volcanic explosion in the South Pacific that rattled pretty much everyone on the Pacific Rim, we were treated… Continue reading
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Madeline Nelson of Port Townsend works in watercolors and bright sun on the grass outside the Jefferson County Courthouse. The plein air painter typically spends… Continue reading
Project expected to begin next month
