Four Business Owners Charged in Multi-Million-Dollar Emissions Defeat Device Smuggling Operation From Canada to Eastern Washington
Four business owners were indicted for smuggling and selling illegal emissions defeat devices, violating the Clean Air Act, with potential health and environmental impacts.
Tacoma Announces Expanded Shelter Options for Homeless Residents to Tackle Winter Weather
Tacoma plans to expand shelter services for the homeless during winter, offering overnight stays, meals, and support services at a new location. Additional emergency beds and hotel vouchers are available for extreme weather.
Pierce County Deputies Fired Upon During High-Speed Chase, Suspects Arrested and Charged with Attempted Murder
Deputies from Pierce County engaged in a high-speed chase with a stolen vehicle, during which the suspects fired at officers and crashed into a guardrail. Both suspects were apprehended and face several charges.
Kirkland Contractor Joseph D. Bergevin Sentenced to Four Years for Wire Fraud, Ordered to Pay $4 Million in Restitution
Contractor Joseph D. Bergevin was sentenced to four years for wire fraud after billing clients for phony subcontractor services, resulting in significant financial losses.
Tacoma City Council Faces Tough Financial Decisions in Upcoming Special Session Post-Proposition 1 Rejection
Tacoma City Council convenes on November 8 to address the city's finances and the Fire Department's future post Proposition 1's failure, budget amendments, and review a public employee's performance during an executive session.












