When authority decides fear is enough “You didn’t see what you think you saw.” That, in essence, has been the message from ...

City of Seaside pays fines, takes classes The Oregon Occupational and Safety and Health Division, an agency that regulates ...

Council tables appointment   By AISLIN TWEEDY Seaside Signal / The Astorian  This story has been updated. The Seaside City ...

Meet the Port of Astoria’s treasurer, a father and shipbuilder  By JAY CORELLA The Astorian Fisherman, shipbuilder, ...

Members of Wards 3 and 4 voice their concerns directly to councilors By JAY CORELLA The Astorian On Jan. 11, a rainy Sunday ...

Business leaders have previously warned that without significant population growth, Oregon could face “slower economic ...

Habitat protection expands on Oregon’s North Coast  For Indigenous people of the Oregon Coast, land and water are not resources to be extracted but living relatives — interconnected with human […] ...

By JES BURNS Oregon Public Broadcasting The year 2025 has been a banner year for scientists in the Pacific Northwest working ...

Unlawful Manufacture of a Destructive Device James Mason Liggett, 53, of St. Helens, was arraigned Friday on charges of ...

A traffic accident that resulted in a fatality happened Saturday afternoon, Jan. 10, on Oregon Highway 26 one mile east of ...

In Tuesday’s edition of The Astorian, a name was misspelled on 5A, the Sports page. The correct name is Tanner Long, not Beau ...

School funding can’t be a blank check. Gov. Tina Kotek led on legislation last year to inject more accountability into K-12 ...