After weeks of attention for a good deed, a homeless man hopes to find a home with GoFundMe donations. Fundraising for Kevin Booth brought in $14,000 after he turned in $17,000 he found outside the food bank.
A year after the derailment of an Amtrak train near DuPont killed three people and injured dozens more, one man who helped on the front lines shares how that day changed his life.
Puyallup City Council approved a year-long pilot food truck program Tuesday that loosens city regulations on mobile vendors interested in operating in Puyallup.
Cattin’s Family Restaurant in downtown Puyallup is closed following a car crash that damaged its front windows. There were no serious injuries. The restaurant should reopen this week.
Pierce County parent Sarah Snyder is looking to grow a network of support for parents of students with disabilities by forming a East Pierce County Special Needs PTA.
Puyallup police said the eastbound lanes of River Road will be shut down for hours while they investigate a pedestrian who was hit and killed by a vehicle.
A 2,250-square-foot standalone Starbucks building is currently under construction at the corner of South Meridian and 9th Avenue SE, near the fair’s Gold Gate. The coffee shop is expected to open in March 2019.
An effort to construct seven warehouses in Puyallup will continue with added conditions after three city appeals of the project were struck down by a hearing examiner this month.
After years of planning, Sumner officials announced this month that the city finally collected the money it needed to fully fund a $17.5 million project meant to relieve traffic congestion for commuters.
This July 2018 video captures the frustration of commuters using frequently congested Traffic Avenue to cross over state Route 410 in Sumner. Officials announced recently that the city has collected the money needed to fully fund a solution.
Puyallup residents’ tax dollars will be put to use improving public safety, streets and parks projects in 2019, according to the city’s recommended budget.
New Hope Resource Center in Puyallup has asked a Pierce County Superior judge to review requirements the city put on its business license last year. The homeless center argues
A 2,250-square-foot standalone Starbucks building is currently under construction at the corner of South Meridian and 9th Avenue SE, near the fair’s Gold Gate. The coffee shop is expected to open in March 2019.
