The U.S. Conference of Mayors and Comcast Corporation Announce New $1.5 Million Grant Awards Program
Gov. Jay Inslee is scheduled to spend most of Thursday attending a series of events in Pierce County.
Tax statements are hitting mailboxes this week for Pierce County property owners, and most can expect to pay a little more. Here's why.
State labor officials allege a Lakewood man received tens of thousands in benefits while continuing to work over several years.
Officials are looking for more volunteers to help count how many people living on the streets, in their cars, and in homeless shelters.
The welcome return of rain allowed the fire marshal to roll back a fire safety burn ban for unincorporated Pierce County on Monday morning.
An estimated 550,000 registered voters should have ballots in their mailboxes no later than Tuesday.
A state commission is closing in on its final recommendations for where to build a new Puget Sound airport in the coming years.
Pierce County will receive several million dollars to help fund addiction treatment and awareness programs across jurisdictions.
Cameron Severns declared his write-in candidacy for state representative just before the primary and will face Cyndy Jacobsen in November.
The polls are closed and Pierce County's primary season is officially over. Here's a look at the first round of results.
Tuesday is Election Day for the 2022 August Primary, and voters still have plenty of time to make their voices heard. Here's how.
The primary is entering the final stretch, but voter participation was under 13 percent Friday morning.
Pierce County will begin mailing ballots to more than 550,000 voters Friday, and they will be due back by Aug. 2.
Troyer has been charged with false reporting, and making a false or misleading statement. He faces up to a year behind bars.
The officer posted a Nazi insignia on his office door and joked about the Holocaust. Now he's being paid $1.5 million to leave.
"Today, we formally recognize what has always been true: in interactions with law enforcement, race and ethnicity matter," Justice Yu wrote.
The city is updating its Stormwater Management Action Plan, and offering the public a chance to learn more and weigh in.
The bill will require pet shops to offer more information on where their dogs come from.
The money comes from the federal American Rescue Plan Act and will improve access to clean drinking water, and affordable housing.
The council's first attempt to create parking facilities for people living out of their cars was vetoed by County Executive Bruce Dammeier.
Though more than 60 sexual abuse allegations have been filed at the ICE detention center in Tacoma, few are fully investigated.
The rally is part of a larger National Day of Action, where thousands are expected to come out and stand up for reproductive rights.
The County Council has approved a budget adjustment to reallocate $20 million in ARPA funds. Here's what's changing.
Congresswoman Strickland's plan would give grants to CPS and caregivers to train them on the impact of opioid addiction on children.
Tuesday is election day for Pierce County, but only a small fraction of residents actually needed ballots.
The first half of property tax bills are due soon for owners who pay directly, but some help is available for those who need more time.
As the demand for housing grows, the Pierce County Council is trying to make some changes, but they want to hear your opinion first.
Drivers will soon be able to show off their love of local wines and boost Washington tourism in the process.
The procession will run from the fairgrounds to the Church for all Nations. The public is invited to attend. Traffic will be impacted.
Ellis was killed by Tacoma police over two years ago now. Three officers have been charged for his death.
The proposal is part of Pierce County's broader plan to expand shelter and help people transition permanently out of homelessness.
The council's plan is to create a regional office on homelessness, and spend $9 million on short-term aid while the office gets settled.
Pierce County District Court Probation Services and the District Court Resource Center will also soon resume in-person services.
The guard will help address staffing shortages at Veterans homes in Port Orchard, Orting and Spokane.
See the latest announcement from the Pierce County Government.
If the bill receives Inslee's signature, it will create the first alert system for missing or murdered Indigenous women in the nation.