Ferguson pitches spending cuts

Washington Gov.-elect Bob Ferguson has unveiled a budget plan aimed at cutting $4 billion in state spending while allocating $800 million towards education and public safety initiatives without implementing new taxes. His proposal addresses a projected budget shortfall of $12 billion over the next four years, emphasizing spending reductions in state agencies and universities. Ferguson's approach contrasts with outgoing Gov. Jay Inslee's call for new taxes on the wealthy to bridge the budget gap.

Hellscape in Southern California

A video captured in Temescal Canyon, near Los Angeles, shows a devastating scene of active fires engulfing buildings in a neighborhood, highlighting the ongoing crisis in Southern California. The footage, shared on January 10, 2025, reveals flames extending dangerously close to the road, emphasizing the urgent threat posed by the fires in the region.

Special Executive Meeting Monday 11325 600 pm

A Special Executive Meeting is scheduled for January 13, 2025, at 6:00 PM in Goldendale, Washington, aimed at addressing critical issues within the food industry and local economy. The public is encouraged to attend to stay informed about important developments affecting the community.

Lawsuit filed against T-Mobile for massive data breach

Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson has filed a consumer protection lawsuit against T-Mobile, alleging the company failed to secure sensitive information for over 2 million Washington residents, leading to a significant data breach. The lawsuit claims T-Mobile misrepresented its cybersecurity efforts and inadequately notified affected consumers, making them vulnerable to fraud and identity theft.

Klickitat County Commissioners Hold Final Meeting of 2024

Klickitat County Commissioners held their final meeting of the year on December 31, 2024, marking the departure of Commissioner Jacob Anderson. The meeting included important agenda items such as the approval of an Aggregate Resources Overlay Zone and budget adjustments, while new commissioners Ron Ihrig and Todd Andrews expressed their priorities for the upcoming year.

Consumer Confidence report 2025 City of Goldendale

The Consumer Confidence Report 2025 reveals essential insights into the economic sentiment of Goldendale residents, highlighting trends that may affect local businesses and community initiatives. Published on January 6, 2025, this report is crucial for policymakers and stakeholders aiming to understand consumer behavior and its implications for local economic strategies.

GMS starts wrestling team

Goldendale Middle School has launched its first all-girls wrestling team, marking a significant milestone in the school's history. This initiative reflects a growing commitment to inclusivity in sports and provides female athletes with new opportunities for competition and empowerment.

Water Use Efficiency Report 202324

The "Water Use Efficiency Report 2023/24" highlights critical insights into the water management strategies implemented in Goldendale, WA. This public notice emphasizes the importance of sustainable water use amidst growing concerns over environmental impacts and resource scarcity.

2024 Consumer Confidence Report

The 2024 Consumer Confidence Report for Goldendale is set to be released on June 27, 2024, providing crucial insights into local economic conditions and consumer sentiments. This event is essential for residents and business stakeholders as it reflects the economic landscape, influencing future financial decisions and community planning.

Cardlock fuel system at Goldendale Municipal Airport is operational

The Goldendale Municipal Airport has launched a new fuel cardlock system, allowing local and visiting pilots to conveniently access 100 low lead AV gas priced at $6.25 per gallon. This initiative, supported by a grant from the Washington State Department of Transportation, enhances airport services and generates revenue for the City of Goldendale.