Krishnadasan won primary election by 1,158 votes
Aug 20, 2025 | By: Vince DiceCaldier led the primary election in early returns, but late-arriving ballots boosted Krishnadasan. Both candidates advance to the general.
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Caldier led the primary election in early returns, but late-arriving ballots boosted Krishnadasan. Both candidates advance to the general.
Read MoreAbout 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.
Read More988 both gets callers in crisis to those best able to help them and relieves pressure on first responders and 911 lines.
Read MoreKelly Watson of Kensington Gardens alleged that the neighbors had un-permitted work done on their property. The neighbors deny that.
Read MoreThe ordinance establishes a $25 million contingency fund to offset potential losses in federal funding.
Read MoreThe freshman congresswoman’s office isn’t saying where the town hall will be, citing “security guidance.” You have to RSVP to learn.
Read MoreSen. Deb Krishnadasan and Rep. Michelle Caldier spoke about Wollochet Drive crashes, Purdy congestion and funding priorities.
Read MorePolice responded to more drug offenses in 2024, thanks to re-criminalization. Theft declined, but remains the city’s most common crime.
Read MoreKrishandasan leads the primary by 157 votes after Caldier was up by 89 on election night. Both candidates advance to the general.
Read MorePierce County invites the public to comment on a Determination of Significance, which is required when a project is likely to cause significant adverse environmental impacts.
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