Opinion

Commentary: Riots around the globe are linked by a common thread: frustration

If it’s true that “a riot,” as the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “is the language…

Nation/World

Lori Loughlin faces moment of truth in college admissions scandal as daughters exit USC

LOS ANGELES — Felicity Huffman is now serving time behind bars.

Obituaries

Death Notices

Jaiden Good, Penelope Piper, Dina Trapp

Northwest News

Second Amendment advocates protest at Morton rally

By Ralph Mancini

Nation/World

Immediate backlash hits Trump after he calls impeachment probe a ‘lynching’

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Conjuring memories of violent racially motivated murders and drawing an immediate bipartisan backlash, President Donald…

Opinion

Michael Hiltzik: Trump proposes denying free school meals to a half-million children

By Michael Hiltzik

Nation/World

Trump team weakens endangered species protections for California salmon and delta smelt

LOS ANGELES — In a move that would boost water deliveries to San Joaquin Valley agriculture and Southern…

Nation/World

Trudeau poised for re-election with weakened Canada mandate

By Josh Wingrove

U.S. Ambassador William Taylor.

Nation/World

Lawmakers ‘astonished’ by latest testimony of key U.S. diplomat

By Jennifer Haberkorn

DAN HAMMOCK | GRAYS HARBOR NEWS GROUP                                Seven days of digging for razor clams beginning Oct. 26 at Copalis and Mocrocks beaches have been approved. Tentative digs scheduled for Twin Harbors and Long Beach are on hold pending another round of marine toxin tests.

News

Seven days of digging for razor clams approved beginning Oct. 26

Twin Harbors and Long Beach remain tentative and not approved pending toxin test results Friday

News

East County emergency responders to take part in drill Wednesday

Multiple emergency responder agencies will take part in an emergency preparedness drill Wednesday at Summit Pacific Medical Center.

It’s time to heed those Real ID alerts

Life

It’s time to heed those Real ID alerts

By Catharine Hamm

Life

Pregnant bride-to-be imposes a nonalcoholic party policy

My friend is planning her wedding and asked if I, along with our friends, would be bridesmaids.