City of Longview, Washington, and related local government and community initiatives
The Longview City Council meets tonight to weigh a 4 % water rate increase and a choice between 4 % or 5 % sewer rate hikes—balancing inflation, reserves, and infrastructure needs.
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Senate Bill 5974, approved by the Washington Senate on Feb. 12, 2026, would impose tougher qualifications on sheriffs and allow a state body to remove elected sheriffs who lose certification. The bill has sparked fierce opposition over local control and voter authority.
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Longview resident and former Stirling Honda owner James Jarvie Stirling Jr. passed away on February 4, 2026, at age 88, remembered for his devotion to family, business, and community.
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Seattle is preparing for a citywide celebration on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, as the Seattle Seahawks return home with their...
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A 42‑year‑old Longview resident, Bryce Anthony Jackson, has been sentenced to 77 months in state prison after pleading guilty to...
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When reporters descended on Clairton, Pennsylvania — a small mill town sprawling along the Monongahela River — they found a...
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<p>Longview Police say detectives have served a search warrant to Longview Public Schools as part of the Mark Morris basketball criminal misconduct investigation, marking a key step in the case’s progression while maintaining confidentiality for those involved.</p>
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The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has initiated upgrades to the State Route 4 Peter Crawford Bridge, spanning the...
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Friends of Vancouver Lake, the community‑based nonprofit focused on restoring and preserving Vancouver Lake’s environmental and recreational vitality, announced last...
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Longview officials, including City Manager Jennifer Wills and city council members, recently participated in the Association of Washington Cities’ “City...
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