The Pierce County Council’s offices will be given a $400,000 renovation starting in April to improve fire safety, increase security and make it easier for the public to come and go from council meetings.
Tuesday brought a new year, three new Pierce County Council members and the same people to lead the group.
Pierce County has agreed to pay $1.65 million to settle a wrongful-death lawsuit brought by the family of a Fircrest man who died after being hit by a sheriff’s deputy responding to a call, the family’s attorney announced today.
At the corner of Mike Lonergan’s desk sits a green sheet of paper dusted with glitter. “I’M THE NEW GUY,” it reads.
The Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department has taken the area’s third hookah lounge to court, alleging it is violating the state’s anti-smoking law.
Pierce County and several local groups have been awarded nearly $1.1 million in state grants to improve and protect salmon habitat.
Talk about a year-end gift.
A board of police and fire chiefs Friday unanimously recommended Lakewood City Manager Andrew Neiditz to become the first executive director of South Sound 911.
The Pierce County Council has approved an agreement to provide road and surface water services to the Pierce County portion of Pacific starting Jan. 1.
The Pierce County Council has approved an agreement to provide road and surface water services to the Pierce County portion of Pacific starting Jan. 1.
Despite the threat of a lawsuit, the Pierce County Council unanimously approved tougher regulations Tuesday making strip club managers criminally responsible if dancers break rules by performing lap dances, handling tips or soliciting prostitution.
Despite the threat of a lawsuit, the Pierce County Council unanimously approved tougher regulations today making strip club managers criminally responsible if dancers break rules by performing lap dances, handling tips or soliciting prostitution.
A Spanaway man is suing Pierce County, contending the Sheriff’s Department forced him for years to put his name and address on a registry for sex offenders and kidnappers when he had no duty to do so.
Pacific residents learned Monday that the city won’t get the insurance extension on which its future may hang.
Three women who helped a Puyallup banker become Pierce County’s king of bad mortgage loans learned Wednesday the price of their perfidy.
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