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Study: Major quake could reshape Oregon, flood entire coastal communities permanently
Scientists have been sounding the alarm about a major earthquake off the Oregon coast for years, but a ...
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Seaside searches for new glass recycling location
SEASIDE — City councilors are considering new locations to dispose of glass after Recology announced it would be ...
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New rock shop opens in Cannon Beach
CANNON BEACH — A self-described “rockhound” since he was a child, Randall Schaefer’s new crystal shop on Hemlock ...
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Watershed council to host event aimed at landowner partnerships, resources
The Necanicum Watershed Council is inviting residents and private landowners to learn more about natural resource conservation at ...
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Candidates seek a spot at the table on local school boards
With the May 20 election not quite two months out, candidates are beginning their campaigns for a spot ...
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Statewide minimum wage increases 35 cents, the lowest rise in ten years
The standard statewide hourly wage will rise to $15.05 per hour, while Portland’s minimum wage will rise to ...
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Oregon Senate rejects bill making big tech pay for local journalism as session end nears
The bill’s author told the Capital Chronicle after the vote that she would be reintroducing the bill next ...
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Oregon Health Authority seeking public input on Providence home health and hospice deal
The Oregon Health Authority is seeking public input on a proposal from Compassus, a home health provider, to acquire ...
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A complete list of all the Rite Aid pharmacies closing in Oregon
Recent court filings have detailed which of Oregon’s Rite Aid locations are expected to close, rising to more ...
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Rite Aid to close a dozen Oregon locations
Pharmacy giant Rite Aid, which filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this year, says a dozen of its Oregon ...
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New Oregon law could force Google and Facebook to pay for news — or pull it
A bill gaining traction in the Oregon Legislature could force tech giants like Google and Facebook to pay ...
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Proposal to impose penalties on private utilities delaying wildfire lawsuits quietly moves forward
A bipartisan bill moving through the Oregon Senate would prohibit private utilities from recovering wildfire costs from customers ...
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Maximizing partnerships, minimizing waste: Industrial symbiosis and Clatsop County
Across Clatsop County, local agencies and businesses are creating new partnerships to reimagine the future of waste management. ...
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Cannon Beach officials deny charges in wastewater lawsuit
The city of Cannon Beach is denying allegations of violating the federal Clean Water Act after a lawsuit ...
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Murderer on parole moved out of Clatsop County
George Nulph, a convicted murderer and rapist who was released in Clatsop County last month on parole, has ...
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Astoria council backs using Heritage Square as public space
ASTORIA — The Astoria City Council committed at its Feb. 17 meeting to creating a parks and public ...
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Sex assault trial ends in acquittal
ASTORIA — A jury has found an Astoria man not guilty of sexual assault at the end of ...
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Nurse says Providence strike showcased statewide soiidarity
After 46 days of striking, labor and delivery nurse Heather Medema has been adjusting back into her nightly ...
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Checking out new skills: Seaside library plans series of how-to clinics
People wanting to learn a new skill — from patching drywall to crocheting to changing a bike tire ...
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2,500 still without power in county
Over 19,000 Pacific Power customers in Clatsop County lost power just before 6 p.m. Monday. The outages were ...
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Strike ends as Providence nurses approve contracts
Nearly 5,000 nurses represented by the Oregon Nurses Association have “overwhelmingly” voted to ratify their contracts and to ...
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Seaside chamber honors volunteers, businesses
Individuals and businesses were honored Jan. 31 at the Seaside Area Chamber of Commerce annual awards show. Darren ...
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Striking nurses make pitch to Seaside council
Providence Seaside nurses gathered at a Seaside City Council meeting Feb. 10 to encourage councilors and the public ...
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Board opts to retain challenged Alexie book at Seaside High School
SEASIDE — The Seaside School District will continue to use “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian” ...
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In Brief for Friday, Feb. 14
Offices close for Presidents Day In observance of Presidents Day on Monday, all federal, state, county and city ...