Update on PA councilman’s parking proposal
PORT ANGELES – For lack of a tie-breaking vote, the first reading of a controversial proposal put forth by Port Angeles City Councilman Mike French did not advance at Tuesday’s council meeting, but the proposal probably isn’t
Trump walks back payroll tax cut suggestion, now says, 'we don't need it'
takasuu/iStock(WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump is walking back his comments on implementing a payroll tax cut after stating that it’s something he’s been “thinking about” as a way to save the U.S. economy, which he described as
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee announces he's dropping out of the 2020 race
liveslow/iStock(WASHINGTON) — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race. He made his announcement on MSNBC Wednesday night. “It’s become clear that I’m not going to be carrying the ball, but we’re going
Seattle’s XFL team announces name: the Dragons
Seattle’s new XFL franchise will be called the Dragons, the team announced Wednesday. The Dragons will be coached by former Seattle Seahawks quarterback Jim Zorn and play their home games at CenturyLink Field. Zorn is said to
Dump truck company had problems long before Seattle crash
SEATTLE (AP) — As the investigation continues into a dump truck crash that injured five people in Seattle’s Pioneer Square, federal records are revealing more about the trucking company involved. The dump truck lost control Monday morning,
State appeals court rules in favor of DNR, against developer
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Would-be builders of a massive coal export terminal along the Columbia River at Longview suffered a severe setback in court. The Washington State Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that the Department of Natural
King County Sheriff opts out of national database
SEATTLE (AP) — The King County Sheriff’s Office has ended its use of a national police database that federal immigration authorities also have access to. The office has canceled its membership with the Law Enforcement Information Exchange,
CBO projects higher deficits beginning in 2020 after bipartisan spending deal
claffra/iStock(WASHINGTON) — As the Trump administration dismisses concern from some economists that the U.S. economy is heading for a recession, the Congressional Budget Office estimates the federal deficit will grow to $960 billion this year before climbing
Update on PA councilman’s parking proposal
PORT ANGELES – For lack of a tie-breaking vote, the first reading of a controversial proposal put forth by Port Angeles City Councilman Mike French did not advance at Tuesday’s council meeting, but the proposal probably isn’t
Unemployment up again in Clallam
PORT ANGELES – Clallam County’s unemployment rate rose again last month. According to data from Washington State Employment Security, the county had an unemployment rate of 7%. That’s up another tenth of a percent from June and