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Transportation is just one of the programs the levy helps pay for.
Peninsula Schools Asks Voters to Renew Levy Feb. 10
The current enrichment levy pays for 17% of the PSD budget. It expires at the end of 2026. more
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To schedule a stop within 3/4 of a mile of the main route, call 253-858-7088 (option 1) 24 hours ahead.
UPDATE: New Schedule and Stops for Temporary Public Transit Between KP and Gig Harbor Until August
The Peninsula Pilot Transit Program made a few changes to improve service. more
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Double Murder on Herron Island; Suspect Arrested in Kent
Wendy Walker-Carnagey and Chad Malloy were known on the KP but new arrivals to the island community. more
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Trial Begins for Former Evergreen Elementary Teacher
Jordan Henderson faces 12 counts of child molestation, while families of his former students are suing the district. more
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Unified athlete Mark Slocum drives down the court and scores a basket for his team during the basketball showcase at PHS empathy assembly Dec. 12.
Peninsula High School Unified Sports Wins Special Olympics Award
Peninsula High School joins the ESPN Honor Roll and wins the Banner Award from the Special Olympics. more
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John Jewel’s 2002 sculpture in front of the Key Center Library celebrates the importance and joy of reading.
Key Center Library Staffing Changes Questioned
Some Key Center Library patrons question proposed changes to a local staffing model that works. more
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From a bank ad mentioning the gun shop in KP News, December 1981.
Sound Credit Union Plans Larger Branch in Key Center
The new building is planned at the site of the former Blend Wine Shop, while two other local businesses are closing. more
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KPFD owns the Olson estate home, part of the pasture behind it, and the former O’Callahan’s restaurant — the Calahan property — on the corner.
Community Group Calls for Pause in Key Center Sale
A local working group wants time to hear from residents about future uses of the Calahan property. more
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Lindsey Shipp embraces her dad, Chris, after the win in February. Chris Shipp, a Tacoma police detective working the event, once wrestled at the Mat Classic.
Shipp Looks to Repeat; Parker to Three-Peat for Seahawks Wrestling
Peninsula’s girls wrestling team looks to climb back to the top with two returning state champs. more
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Rotary Club volunteer stewards Jeff and Tammis Green work to keep this little pantry stocked at WayPoint Church North.
Little Free Pantries Do Big Job on the KP and Beyond
“Take what you need, give what you can.” That is the motto of the Little Free Pantry movement. more
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KPFD’s 2026 Budget Rebounds After M&O Levy Loss, EMS Win
Voter-approved EMS levy strengthens KPFD’s finances, rebuilding key services and reversing 2025 reductions after voters failed to renew a levy in 2024. more
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Vital wetlands were also included in the 360 Trails expansion.
More Key Peninsula Land Comes Under Conservation
Once land is set aside, stewardship actions include volunteer work parties to control invasive species and maintain newly planted trees. more
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Keyboard comments to officials or even strangers tend to be sharper and less productive than traditional communication.
Keyboard Warriors Getting Louder; So Are Calls for Civility
Local lawmakers say disagreement is healthy — until the dialogue turns personal. They hope civility will overcome outrage. more
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Home plate illustrates less-than-ideal conditions on the PHS baseball field.
Uneven Playing Field: Parents Question Fairness in PSD Facilities
Parents say years of lopsided investment have left Peninsula High School teams and facilities struggling. more
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Final Election Results Nov. 25 — Krishnadasan Beats Caldier; Mullen Is New Fire Commissioner
According to the final count, voter turnout on the KP was about 51%. The vote was certified Nov. 25. more
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No Kings Rally in Key Center Brings Out the Neighborhood
The nationwide No Kings protests Oct 18 drew 7 million demonstrators from across cultural and political lines, according to news outlets. more
KP Fire Update: Board Meets Regarding July Altercation
Sources say an altercation among district employees led to an internal investigation and disciplinary action. more
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New floor, new skates, and new kids, but the same mission.
Skate Night Rolls Into Its 50th Year at the KP Civic Center
Nearly 200 people turned out for the opening night of the KP’s longest-running youth tradition. more
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Puppy rescue with K9 Rescue van in Nikopol, on the Dnieper River, with Russians on the other side. This is Bates’ third vehicle in three years.
Local Animal Rescuer Back to Ukraine for Eighth Mission
One man’s volunteer work for a nonprofit with branches in Ukraine, the U.K., and soon the U.S., to aid and evacuate animals during wartime. more
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Local Candidates Face Voters at Civic Center Forum
The event was sponsored by the KP Community Council, KP Business Association , KP Civic Center, The Mustard Seed Project, and KP News. more
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