Krishnadasan won primary election by 1,158 votes
Aug 20, 2025Caldier led the primary election in early returns, but late-arriving ballots boosted Krishnadasan. Both candidates advance to the general.
Smaller, more civil crowd greets Randall at latest town hall
Aug 19, 2025About 200 people attended the town hall at UW-Tacoma, asking questions on everything from military deployments to U.S. cities to communicating with Generation Z.
Photos | Chalk the Harbor
Aug 16, 2025Photos from Chalk the Harbor on Saturday, Aug. 18, 2025.
Randall schedules four town halls, including in Tacoma on Aug. 19
Aug 13, 2025The freshman congresswoman’s office isn’t saying where the town hall will be, citing “security guidance.” You have to RSVP to learn.
Krishnadasan overtakes Caldier in 26th District Senate primary
Aug 06, 2025Krishandasan leads the primary by 157 votes after Caldier was up by 89 on election night. Both candidates advance to the general.
Caldier leads by 89 votes in 26th District Senate primary
Aug 05, 2025Both candidates will advance to the general election; the primary results show the race is every bit as close as expected.
Primary election ballots due by Tuesday, Aug. 5
Aug 04, 2025The state Senate race between Krishnadasan and Caldier appears on the primary ballot, but the campaign will be decided in November.
Editor’s column | Why we sometimes publish letters that you don’t like
Jul 31, 2025We might not always like them, either. But providing a public forum where readers can share opinions and debate the issues is part of our mission.
Gig Harbor Police Blotter | Suspect fights security over $28 worth of deli food
Jul 24, 2025Also in this edition of the blotter: a suspect walks away from the ER, a man points a gun out the window of his vehicle and more.
‘Good Trouble’ protest draws smaller crowd on a sweltering day
Jul 17, 2025Indivisible Gig Harbor on Thursday staged its third major protest since Donald Trump returned to the White House in January. The crowds for the July 17 “Good Trouble” protest could be measured in the hundreds, not the thousands, as was the case for a “Hands Off” protest in April and a “No Kings” protest in