The scene was lively Wednesday evening, as Tacoma Park Board Commissioner Andrea Smith counted to three, pulled a blue ribbon back, and adults and kids on bikes blasted by to mark the opening of First Creek Trailhead on the Pipeline Trail in...
Dozens of local NorWesCo employees will be laid off starting this fall as the company closes its Fife facility, according to a Worker Adjustment and Training Notification filed with the state. The closure will affect 54 workers,...
Three years after a political protest turned ugly at an Eritrean festival in downtown Tacoma, a federal lawsuit has been voluntarily dismissed against selfdescribed human rights activists who were accused of vandalism and assault. The...
The city of Tacoma has installed a new system to eliminate the loud train horns that have been keeping Old Town Tacoma residents up at night for months. Trains at the intersection of Ruston Way and McCarver Street have since early 2026 been...
to be factually baseless.” Attorneys representing the government in Velasquez’s habeas corpus case did not respond to a request for comment Thursday. TACOMA MAN RECOUNTS UNLAWFUL ARREST BY ICE AGENTS Through the interpreter, Velasquez...
