Pioneer Way in Gig Harbor has closed after a driver crashed their vehicle into a power pole and transformer on Feb. 26, 2025. Gig Harbor Police Department A road in Gig Harbor was shut down for ...

Ancich Dock, pictured on Saturday, Feb. 8, 2025 at 3615 Harborview Dr., is one of several docks in Gig Harbor built by Croatian fishermen and dates back to the 1920s. The owner of the dock and his ...

by KOMO News Staff TOPICS: GIG HARBOR — A prowler has been targeting local marinas, stealing outboard motors valued at $6,000 in a series of early morning thefts. According to the Gig Harbor ...

GIG HARBOR, Wash. — Documents reveal that three Gig Harbor girls' basketball coaches were placed on leave because they were accused of drinking on a team trip, in violation of Peninsula School ...

Three Gig Harbor girls’ basketball coaches were placed on leave after being accused of drinking alcohol during a team trip, violating Peninsula School District policies, reported KING 5 on Friday.

Gig Harbor Brewing sold in early 2025 and is now Evergreen State Brewing. Meanwhile, a beloved crystal store on the Key Peninsula closed. A sewing and art studio is expanding to offer pottery ...

Wok on Fire, a casual Mongolian grill restaurant at 5500 Olympic Dr. NW in Gig Harbor, closed in early 2025. The business encouraged customers to visit their Silverdale location. Julia Park jpark@ ...

Three suspended Gig Harbor High School girls basketball coaches are contesting the district’s handling of an investigation into their behavior on a team trip to Florida in December, when they ...

The annual awards ceremony was hosted in traverse city today. Sheriff Michael Shea gave awards to deputies which included life-saving awards, merit recognition, and employee of the year.

“He was a very civil and charming man and was well-liked by all his colleagues,” said current Chief U.S. District Judge Michael Shea. “ He was beloved by generations of law clerks. All of ...

The five dissenting Democrats were state Reps. Dan Bronoske of Lakewood, Mari Leavitt of University Place, Adison Richards of Gig Harbor, Sharon Tomiko Santos of Seattle and Amy Walen of Kirkland.