Peninsula College releases new info on July’s cyber breach
PORT ANGELES – Peninsula College officials released some new information Friday about the number of students, employees and retirees whose personal information may have been exposed by a third-party cybersecurity incident. Earlier this summer, the popular filesharing
No one hurt in Port Angeles pre-school fire
PORT ANGELES – The Port Angeles Fire Department is crediting the staff of the Madrona Academy, a pre-school on W. 8th Street, for flawlessly executing an emergency plan when a fire broke out in their building Friday
City of PA seeks input on this summer’s e-scooter pilot program
PORT ANGELES – Last year, when the City of Port Angeles partnered with Bird Scooter to offer an e-scooter rideshare pilot program to the community, they signed a Temporary Operating Agreement that remains in effect through the
Hurricane Ridge Road to reopen on Saturday as fire smolders
Port Angeles, Wash. – Fire suppression efforts, aided by recent rain and cooler weather, will allow the park to reopen the Hurricane Ridge Road and Obstruction Point Road to all traffic on Saturday, September 2. The fire grew an acre overnight
Peninsula College releases new info on July’s cyber breach
PORT ANGELES – Peninsula College officials released some new information Friday about the number of students, employees and retirees whose personal information may have been exposed by a third-party cybersecurity incident. Earlier this summer, the popular filesharing
No one hurt in Port Angeles pre-school fire
PORT ANGELES – The Port Angeles Fire Department is crediting the staff of the Madrona Academy, a pre-school on W. 8th Street, for flawlessly executing an emergency plan when a fire broke out in their building Friday
City of PA seeks input on this summer’s e-scooter pilot program
PORT ANGELES – Last year, when the City of Port Angeles partnered with Bird Scooter to offer an e-scooter rideshare pilot program to the community, they signed a Temporary Operating Agreement that remains in effect through the
New COVID variant BA.2.86 is now in five states. Here's what to know
Spencer Platt/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — More health officials across the U.S. are reporting new cases of the COVID variant BA.2.86. On Thursday, a genome sequencing team at Houston Methodist Hospital said it had identified the first case
Why the August jobs report bodes well for the inflation fight, according to economists
Kwanchai Lerttanapunyaporn/EyeEm/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — The U.S. hiring spree slowed in recent months as employers took on fewer workers and provided smaller wage increases, government data released on Friday showed. Hiring held steady in August as
Nursing homes must boost staffing levels under new Biden plan
Maskot/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — Nursing homes that accept Medicaid and Medicare must adhere to new federally required staffing levels in order to keep receiving taxpayer money, according to a rule announced Friday by the Biden administration that