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The most lopsided victory in this week’s local elections – in fact, the most lopsided in any contested race in Pierce County since at least 2005 – came from the small town of Steilacoom.
Pierce County Sheriff’s deputies will continue policing University Place through at least 2017 under an agreement unanimously approved by the City Council this week.
Who will be Tacoma’s next mayor?
The most sweeping plan yet from anti-tax activist Tim Eyman was soundly rejected Tuesday as voters appeared unwilling to put government on a forced diet of limited revenue.
A divided University Place City Council voted early Tuesday morning to rescind a 2010 pay raise it adopted just two weeks earlier for newly elected council members.
The Pierce County Council has eliminated the Superior Court seat held by Judge Michael Hecht just a day after he resigned.
Port of Tacoma commissioners Dick Marzano and Connie Bacon were cruising toward victories in Tuesday’s election, each holding a significant lead in early results.
Federal Way Municipal Court Judge Michael Morgan, who has been the focus of investigations over how he managed court employees, was losing to Seattle prosecutor Rebecca Robertson on Tuesday night.
A divided University Place City Council voted early this morning to rescind a 2010 pay raise they adopted just two weeks ago for council members elected today.
Some 250 University Place coaches, parents, kids, senior citizens and others flooded City Hall on Monday night, pleading that popular recreation programs be saved from painful budget cuts.
A state task force on open records issues has agreed unanimously that the Legislature should create a new Office of Open Records that can sort out public-records disputes.
WASHINGTON – A European aerospace company and its American partner say the Air Force is stacking the odds against them and favoring The Boeing Co. as it prepares to seek bids on a $35 billion contract to start replacing the nation’s fleet of aging aerial refueling tankers.
Even before Election Day, one thing is certain for the Tacoma City Council: There will be new blood.
A budget dispute over health insurance for Pierce County Superior Court judges could wind up in court.
The Public Disclosure Commission has fined Pierce County auditor candidate Will Baker $300 for a repeat violation of state election laws. It suspended a separate $500 penalty for his most recent violation.
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