Steve Clark

Police have arrested the father of a 15-month-old California boy who ingested methamphetamine earlier this week. Read More

A mobile home on the 500 block of Apple Valley Lane in Corralitos was destroyed by fire Thursday night, Cal Fire officials said. Read More

Residents of Honesdale were alarmed when a long article that appeared on the front page of The New York Times on Thursday, December 17 cited the high, illegal levels of arsenic in Honesdale’s drinking water. Read More

Scappoose Community Club Member Rex Cross (left) and mason Steve Clark affix the "Welcome to Scappoose" sign at the intersection of Highway 30 and Scappoose-Vernonia Road. The Scappoose Community Club spearheaded the project to move the sign, which had been located on a pole at the Cinnamon Tree Business Park, to a more visible location, and had commissioned Clark to erect the supporting stonework. Read More

Catalytic converters have become a hot item for thieves in Santa Cruz, police say. Read More

Coaches love balance, and Steve Clark is a happy man. Read More

The shining city of New York opened for business Tuesday morning, one day after the normally very obedient and housebroken City Council rose up against the mayor and voted down a heavily subsidized shopping mall development at the Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx. Read More

A Fayetteville franchise of a major restaurant chain has gone out of business. Read More

Twin home tours Saturday will give homeowners a chance to show off their pride and joy while also benefiting high school programs. Read More

PLEASANT—A random door-to-door survey will settle the question of whether the city is too wealthy to receive a $100,000 community development block grant through the Six County Association of Governments (SCAOG) to install seating at the Sanpitch Arena, part of phase one of the Sanpitch Recreation and Heritage Center. Read More