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Sinkhole opens and what is being done to keep beachgoers safe. It is monday, december 12. I am michelle griego. Pacifica is bracing for another punch of hard winds and heavy rain. The wet weather is chipping away at coastlines leaving a gaping sinkhole. Kpix 5s jackie ward is live in pacifica where erosion is making some neighbors nervous. Reporter the city manager tells me that this is privately owned property. As of now, pacifica does not have any responsibility in getting this fixed. Behind m...

Washington County Treasurer Tom Flickinger has settled his lawsuit against Controller April Sloane over her requirement to have all residents fill out a federal tax form in order to receive property tax refunds. Flickinger and Sloane agreed to a settlement on May 13, and it was approved by Washington County Court of Common Pleas Judge […]

Expansion is coming to the LeMoyne Community Center, thanks to a $350,000 award from the Washington County commissioners. The money will be used for three classrooms and expansion to the kitchen at the community center. A ceremonial check presentation took place Monday at the facility at 200 North Forrest Ave. in the city of Washington. […]

Washington County’s three commissioners and row officers were sworn in Tuesday. Inside Courtroom No. 2 in the Washington County Courthouse, the commissioners and row officers took their oaths of office and began their duties. Returning Democratic Commissioner Larry Maggi and Republican Commissioner Nick Sherman were joined by Republican newcomer Electra Janis, a businesswoman who holds […]

The treasurer in Washington County is suing embattled Controller April Sloane over her demands that people who are owed tax refunds from the county government be required to fill out federal tax forms before receiving reimbursement. The solicitor for Treasurer Tom Flickinger filed the lawsuit Friday in Washington County Court of Common Pleas asking for […]

An autopsy found April Sloane's dog weighed only 20 pounds at the time of its death when it should have weighed at least 40 pounds.

The partisan makeup of the Washington County Board of Commissioners will remain unchanged following the election Tuesday of incumbents Nick Sherman and Larry Maggi, and newcomer Electra Janis.

There are no state or local rules dictating how the checks are written, but most neighboring counties follow a similar practice.

Today, Annie is thriving on the Nottingham Township farm where Bjalobok keeps rescued animals. “My horse has gained over 1,400 pounds. That’s how thin she was,” the longtime animal rights activist said. “But it gets expensive.” To provide assistance on behalf of animals that are victims or cruelty or otherwise seriously injured, Bjalobok has spearheaded an effort to form the nonprofit Washington Abused Animal Relief Fund. With support from Tom Flickinger, Washington Cou...