PORT ANGELES -- A small but earnest crowd of about 10 people demonstrated outside the Richard B. Anderson Federal Building on Saturday for workers' rights… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A woman who is accused of threatening children and telling them to get into her car will be arraigned today in Clallam… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The city is stepping up monitoring of the discharge of industrial waste into its sewers. The move will hit the pocketbooks of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The "Olympic Visions" mural in downtown Port Angeles, which was left unfinished by the late artist Tim Quinn when he died four… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Scammers have started a second wave of phony calls hoping to persuade their would-be victims to hand over their bank account information… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Catherine Betts appeared calm as she sat in a wheelchair Friday during her first court appearance and pleaded not guilty to stealing… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The monumental Elwha River restoration effort attracted on Thursday a roomful of contractors considering bidding for the $40 million to $60 million… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A woman who collided with a car while riding her bicycle earlier this week was in stable condition on Thursday at Harborview… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The City Council next month will consider approving a downtown storm water project that would put off paving First Street for a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Herbert Lutz has the question, but he says he also knows the answer. The reader board on the side of his Lincoln… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The city has taken another step toward implementing the recommendations in the American Institute of Architects report issued in 2009. On Friday,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Acknowledging that 2011 is likely to be another tough year financially for the city, the seven City Council members agreed Saturday that… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The judge who presided over Darold Stenson's double-murder trial 16 years ago believes that the Sequim man would still be found guilty… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Darrold Stenson would have been convicted of the murders of his wife and business partner in 1994 even if disputed evidence had… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Port Angeles residents now can get police announcements on their cell phones and in their e-mail accounts. The Port Angeles Police Department… Continue reading
PYSHT -- A Makah elder was found dead Thursday morning after his car hit a tree off state Highway 112 and rolled. Ronald P. Markishtum… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A log ship remained at anchor in Port Angeles Harbor on Thursday as its captain appeared in federal court for allegedly being… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- With their sturdy masts harking back to a time before engines and electronic navigation systems, two tall ships sparked the curiosity of… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- In the final hours of the state Legislature's special session Tuesday, House Majority Leader Lynn Kessler unveiled a secret that she had kept… Continue reading
A Clallam County District Court judge said he would support the cities of Port Angeles and Sequim forming their own court for minor infractions, if… Continue reading
