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Oil platforms Elly, left, and Ellen stand about nine miles offshore from Huntington Beach in this image taken Aug. 27, 2019. The area is one of the most beloved dive sites in Southern California, boasting a lively mix of marine life just under the water’s surface. (Sean Greene/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
Long Beach Diver Dies During Offshore Excursion at Huntington Beach Oil Platform
LOS ANGELES — The allure of offshore diving proved fatal over the weekend when a Long Beach man died during an excursion to the Elly oil platform off the coast of Huntington Beach. Theodore … more
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Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson talks with The Chronicle's Editorial Board in March 2015.
Price-Gouging on At-Home COVID-19 Tests Has Become a Concern, State Attorney General Says
Washington state last year saw 1,300 complaints from consumers who said they noticed at-home coronavirus tests being sold at prices at nearly triple what they cost in a local pharmacy, according to … more
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Man Attacked Toddler, Pushed Two Women Into Lake Washington, Seattle Police Say
Seattle police arrested a 33-year-old man Monday on suspicion of multiple felonies, including robbery, assault and attempted abduction of a child. A caller reported a man involved in a strong-arm … more
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WSDOT crews work to clear White Pass earlier this month.
Washington's Snow Response Snowballs Into an Ideological Storm
On this, there's no debate: The Washington State Department of Transportation is short on staff. But the explanation for it has transformed what may have once been a staid conversation about … more
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Former FBI Informant Sentenced to Life in Prison for 2006 Rape of 12-Year-Old Girl in Seattle
A former Seattle man who for a time worked as an FBI informant was sentenced Friday to life in prison without the possibility of release under the state's three-strikes law for raping a 12-year-old … more
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Gig Harbor Man, Once CEO of Region's Largest Electronics Recycler, Sentenced for Tax Fraud
A Gig Harbor man who was formerly the owner and co-CEO of the Northwest's largest electronic waste recycling firm was sentenced Tuesday in U.S. District Court for using company funds to pay for … more
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Olympia Man Arrested After Shot Fired Sunday at Tumwater Kentucky Fried Chicken
A 27-year-old Olympia man was arrested Sunday evening after Tumwater police were told he fired at the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant on Capitol Boulevard. Police were dispatched about 5:50 p.m. … more
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Alex Dietz of Bend, Oregon, was fly fishing with an egg pattern on the Deschutes River outside Warm Springs on Dec. 19 when he hooked a 5-pound, 12-ounce, 24-inch long mountain whitefish with a 14-inch girth.
Oregon Angler Catches Massive Mountain Whitefish, Sets State Record and Possible World Record
Alex Dietz of Bend, Oregon, was fly fishing with an egg pattern on the Deschutes River outside Warm Springs on Dec. 19 when he hooked a 5-pound, 12-ounce, 24-inch long mountain whitefish with a … more
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Toledo School District transitions students to virtual learning amid a bus driver shortage.
‘Everybody’s Unhappy’: Toledo Schools Go Remote
Toledo students and their families received a troubling and unexpected message from their school district Monday evening: Toledo schools were all shifting to remote learning for the rest of the week … more
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The defendant, Donovan E. Spillers, 28, is accused of holding a wine bottle opener with a folding knife to a bar employee’s stomach and moving the knife “back and forth across his stomach while stating ‘I’ll f**king stab you, I do not care,’” according to court documents. 
Bail Set at $100K For Seattle Man Accused of Threatening Centralia Bar Employee 
Bail has been set at $100,000 for the Seattle man who allegedly threatened to stab a Centralia bar employee who asked him to leave Friday night.  The defendant, Donovan E. Spillers, 28, is … more
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Thurston County Reports 3,573 COVID-19 Cases
Thurston County saw a slight decrease in weekly COVID-19 cases during the period of Jan. 10 through Jan. 16 as the health department tallied 3,573 new cases. The prior week there were 3,709 … more
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News Dump Ep. 81: Giving “Centralia Man” His Due
On the 81st episode of News Dump, Associate Editor Aaron VanTuyl, Editor-in-Chief Eric Schwartz and VP Franklin Taylor discuss a new rash of “Centralia Man” crimes, good news on the flood … more
Second Woman Sues King County, Claiming Deputies Failed to Protect Her During Prostitution Probe in 1990s
A 44-year-old woman has sued King County, contending that as a teenage runaway nearly 30 years ago, sheriff's deputies investigating a prostitution ring knew she and other girls were being trafficked … more
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The Capital Building is seen Monday, January 8, 2018 in Olympia.
Bill to Ramp Up Recycling a Top Priority for Green Coalition in 2022 Washington State Legislative Session
A state Senate bill that seeks to improve Washington's waste and recycling systems will be one of the top priorities of environmentalists for the 2022 legislative session. Senate Bill 5697 … more
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Gov. Jay Inslee delivers his annual State of the State address in Olympia on Tuesday, Jan. 12.
Jay Inslee Executive Order Could Restore Some Affirmative Action Policies in Washington State Government
OLYMPIA — Gov. Jay Inslee issued an executive order Monday to potentially restore some affirmative action policies to Washington state public contracting, education and hiring. Monday's … more
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Washington Hospitals Hoping to Avoid Crisis Standards of Care
Despite the repetitive nature of things being "unprecedented" for hospitals and the health care system during a nearly two-year long pandemic, many hospital and health care administrators statewide … more
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FILE PHOTO — At least 150 people attended the Gun Rights Coalition's Rally 4 UR Rights at the state Capitol in Olympia in 2018.
Lawmakers to Consider Multiple Gun Control Proposals This Session
OLYMPIA — Lawmakers will consider multiple proposals this session to restrict access to guns in Washington. A Senate committee on Monday heard proposals involving gun rights, including one … more
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Washington Students' Test Scores Drop Significantly in First Exams Since Pandemic Began
Last fall, hundreds of thousands of Washington state students took their first state exams since the pandemic began. Their scores took a hit. Between 2019 and 2021, the overall percentage of … more
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Lewis County Coroner Identifies Victim of Fatal Logging Accident
A man killed in a Jan. 10 logging accident has been identified by the Lewis County Coroner’s Office.  Christopher L. Braae, 31, of Yelm, died of severe blunt force head injuries, … more
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A pod of orcas swims through the Saratoga Passage near Camano Island. The killer whales target chinook salmon for their diet, and they use echolocation — sound — to find their food. (Orca Network)
"No Shortage of Questions to Be Answered" for Region's Shrinking Orca Population
While scientists, wildlife managers and others continue to untangle the complex web of fish, boat and water quality issues that affect the health of Southern Resident orca whales, the population … more
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