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  Film submissions are now open for the 2024 Port Townsend Film Festival. This includes the festival’s new category of local short film. PTFF Executive Director Danni McClelland …

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Those for and against the initiative, which would ease development restrictions in certain commercial and industrial areas, are sounding off as campaign dollars roll in.

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Measure Y was passed in 2016 to give residents a say in Costa Mesa's future growth. But a state mandate to accelerate growth plans amid a housing crisis could doom the initiative.

Just shy of a month ago, on Nov. 8, New York State lawmakers approved mobile sports betting. Two licenses will be granted to two consortiums, each of which includes partnerships with the Oneida, Seneca, and St. Regis Mohawk nations (who have long been granted exclusive gambling rights). This comes e

To fulfill a mandate that Costa Mesa accommodate 11,760 new residential units by 2029, leaders are surveying every possibility before an Oct. 15 deadline.

Grant and Jess Kampa expect their inaugural U-pick blueberry season to bloom into a bursting success.

(KUTV) — Two Utah State Prison inmates are being accused of locking officers in a cell then setting a fire outside while drunk, according to a probable cause statement from the 3rd District Court of Salt Lake City. Samuela Lomu, 29, and Taniela Salakielu, 24, are facing charges of aggravated kidnapping and riot, with Lomu facing an additional charge of damaging a jail. Back in November, an officer with the Utah Department of Corrections was walking around the Baker Block at the prison whe...

CRESTVIEW — City officials plan to partner with the nonprofit Main Street Crestview Association to revive the Old Spanish Trail Festival in 2021. The fest took place in Crestview each spring for many years before it ended more than a decade ago. City Manager Tim Bolduc told the City Council on Dec. 14 that the COVID-19 pandemic has “leveled the playing field” for Crestview, because while other communities have canceled or postponed various events, Crestview has continued to host many ...