Gig Harbor Now reporters chase down news that affects community residents, providing facts with context and perspective.
Flooding has afflicted homes and businesses in the peninsula and across the county in recent years. Pierce officials want to learn more.
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The district does not endorse or affiliate with LifeWise, but parents who wish their children to attend such a program can take them there during school hours.
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Caldier led the primary election in early returns, but late-arriving ballots boosted Krishnadasan. Both candidates advance to the general.
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About 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.
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988 both gets callers in crisis to those best able to help them and relieves pressure on first responders and 911 lines.
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I appreciate the opportunity to respond to recent articles regarding our proposal to divide 23 1/2 acres into a 5-lot plat. The Pierce County Planning Department, the Fire Marshal, and the Health Department have all recommended approval. It is now being reviewed by an independent third-party Hearing Examiner. Our goal is create a sustainable and
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Events this week include a presentation on rum-running in Puget Sound, movies and music in parks and more.
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Neighbors are fighting a proposal for new buildings at Kensington Gardens on Olson Road; meanwhile, the state issued a cease-and-desist letter for an alleged unlicensed adult family home there.
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Kelly Watson of Kensington Gardens alleged that the neighbors had un-permitted work done on their property. The neighbors deny that.
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The ordinance establishes a $25 million contingency fund to offset potential losses in federal funding.
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