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One dead, another injured in two-vehicle crash Wednesday in University Place area
A tragic two-vehicle crash in the University Place area resulted in one fatality and one injury on Wednesday afternoon. The Tacoma Police Department arrested a suspect, who is charged with vehicular homicide after being evaluated at a local hospital.
Tacoma's Urban Design Project Review Process to Begin January 1, 2025
Beginning January 1, 2025, Tacoma will implement an Urban Design Project Review (UDPR) process for building developments in its 16 Mixed-Use Centers. This process will require larger projects to obtain approval before building permits are issued, ensuring high-quality design and community input. Smaller projects can voluntarily opt-in for design standard relief.
Pierce County Residents Urged to Check Holiday Trash Collection Schedules
Pierce County residents are reminded to check their holiday trash collection schedules as major waste management companies will delay collections by one day on Christmas and New Year’s Day. It's important to verify specific service providers for accurate schedules to ensure timely trash disposal.
Pierce County man shot and killed his father during argument inside a home, charges say
A 22-year-old man from Pierce County has been arrested for allegedly shooting and killing his father during an argument at their Spanaway home. Vendell Edward Henderson faces two counts of second-degree murder, with court records indicating significant family disputes that may have contributed to the tragic incident.
Holiday Trash Collection Schedule for Pierce County Residents
The article outlines important changes to trash collection schedules in Pierce County during the holiday season, specifically for major holidays like Christmas and New Year’s. It details the policies of service providers such as Tacoma Solid Waste Management, LeMay Pierce County Refuse, Murrey’s Disposal, and University Place Refuse and Recycling, urging residents to check their specific schedules to avoid service disruptions.
Shooting in downtown Puyallup two suspects sought after firing at bus passenger
The Puyallup Police are investigating a shooting incident involving two suspects who fired at a bus passenger. Fortunately, the targeted individual and other passengers were unharmed. The suspects, believed to be minors, remain at large, and the motive is still unknown.
St. Joseph Medical Center Nurses Ratify New Contract with Significant Wage Increases
St. Joseph Medical Center nurses in Tacoma have ratified a new contract with the Washington State Nurses Association, achieving significant wage increases and enhanced workplace protections, including recognition of Juneteenth as a holiday.
St. Joseph Medical Center Nurses Ratify New Contract with Overwhelming Support
Nurses at St. Joseph Medical Center in Tacoma have ratified a new contract with a 93.6% approval rate, securing significant wage increases, enhanced workplace violence protections, and the recognition of Juneteenth as a holiday.
Home In Tacoma Project Final Environmental Impact Statement Released
The Final Environmental Impact Statement (Final EIS) for the Home in Tacoma project is now available, assessing potential environmental impacts and addressing public comments on the Draft EIS. The Tacoma City Council held a public hearing to gather feedback on the zoning and standards package aimed at enhancing affordable and sustainable housing options in the city, with new regulations set to take effect on February 1, 2025.
Tacoma Activates Winter Shelter Resources Amid Extreme Weather Conditions
Tacoma has activated additional shelter resources in response to extreme winter weather, providing support for unsheltered individuals. Locations such as Catholic Community Services and Tacoma Public Libraries offer warming and shelter options, addressing critical community needs during harsh conditions.