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NKHS principal leaving for same position at Gig Harbor High
Bob Marshall begins his new role July 1
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SKFR honors 2 women for lifesaving efforts of 13-year-old
Two Port Orchard women were honored March 27 with the South Kitsap Fire and Rescue Citizens Life-Saving Award…
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Latino Legislative Day draws a crowd in Olympia
Hundreds gathered on the steps of the Legislative Building in Olympia March 10 to protest the treatment of…
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Free vaccine clinic for those 18 and younger March 28 in Bremerton
The Kitsap Public Health District will offer a free childhood vaccination clinic for those 18 and younger March…
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Author with autism to discuss her books, journey in Silverdale April 5
Diagnosed with autism at age 4 1/2, 33-year-old Christine Motokane has spent her life breaking barriers as an…
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Kitsap County opens new EOC near Bremerton airport
Imagine that in July, a heat wave strikes Kitsap County and temperatures soar to over 100 degrees for…
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Trap-Neuter-Return program controls cat population
In Kitsap County, an increase of cats roaming neighborhoods, alleyways and business districts contributes to overpopulation that can…
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PO council hears TCC upset with OC plans to expand healthcare
Tacoma Community College and Olympic College in Bremerton are at odds about OC expanding its healthcare programs.
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SK parents concerned about school safety, leadership, calendar
Parents raised concerns about student safety, leadership and the academic calendar at the South Kitsap School Board meeting…
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City announces annual car show will return to PO waterfront
The annual Saints Car Club Cruz car show will return to the Port Orchard waterfront this summer, city…
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Shots fired near Kitsap Mall leads to arrest of two teenagers
Two juveniles are in custody after allegedly shooting at a man and his son near the parking lot…
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Paid parking in parts of downtown Poulsbo in ‘26
Following years of discussion about finding solutions to downtown parking, the Poulsbo City Council March 19 approved to…
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Suquamish elects vice chair, treasurer to Tribal Council
The Suquamish Tribe elected two of its citizens to Tribal Council at the annual General Council meeting March…
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Shield Law for healthcare workers, patients gaining support
As reproductive health access becomes increasingly restricted across the country, expanding Washington’s law that protects patients and healthcare…
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KPHD: flu, RSV levels remain high but are trending down
The state Department of Health reported “very high” levels of flu statewide between Feb. 23 and March 1.
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Kitsap News Group hires 3 new reporters
Kitsap News Group recently hired three new reporters to its team.
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