Long Beach News

The next razor clam dig opens Saturday at four beaches. Twin Harbors will be open for four days of digging, while Kalaloch will be open for just one day.

Brian Brush meets with his court-appointed attorney William Penoyer at a previous court hearing in Pacific County Superior Court.

The killer foam that hit Northwest seabirds has subsided but conservationists are worried about a death toll they say numbers in the thousands.

A body that washed ashore on the Long Beach Peninsula near Ocean Park on Monday morning may be that of a Kingston man who has been missing since his boat disappeared in a storm last month, according to sheriff's investigators in Grays Harbor County.

SOUTH BEND, Wash. - The Pacific County sheriff's office says a body washed ashore on the Long Beach Peninsula near Ocean Park.

Two ocean beaches will open next week for the next razor clam dig. Twin Harbors will open for late-evening digs Wednesday through Nov.

A Pacific City man has been arrested on a charge of theft and murder in the disappearance of his business partner during a boating trip to Washington.

John Curtis Adkins, 53, was one of three men aboard the 48-foot 'Tiger' when the fishing vessel set out from Garibaldi, Ore., for Ilwaco, Wash., on July 4. He was last seen July 5 at the Port of Ilwaco.

A $500 reward was offered for information leading to an arrest in the killing of federally-protected seagulls on the Long Beach Peninsula.

LONG BEACH, Wash., -- A $500 reward was offered for information leading to an arrest in the killing of federally-protected seagulls on the Long Beach Peninsula.

An attorney representing North River Boats Inc. owner Brian Brush asked for a delay so Brush could be evaluated to see if he's competent to stand trial, court officials said this afternoon.

Preseason estimates show this could be a good year for digging razor clams along much of Washington's ocean coast.

The razor clam season is just weeks away and the Department of Fish and Wildlife says it should be a good one.

If you drove down the Washington coast through Long Beach this summer, you might have noticed some major road construction.

The Pacific County Prosecutor's Office formally charged Brian Brush today with first-degree murder with aggravating factors - a charge that carries the possibility of life in prison.

Prior to his probable cause hearing Monday in Pacific County Superior Court, a sobbing Brian Brush meets with his court-appointed attorney William Penoyer.

KDRV Staff & Associated Press A September 14, 2009 A LONG BEACH, Wash. -- A former Medford police officer and Southern Oregon businessman is accused of murder.

The owner of North River Boats was arraigned on first-degree murder charges today after he allegedly shot and killed his ex-girlfriend in Long Beach, Washington.

North River Boats Inc. owner Brian K. Brush was charged with first-degree murder Friday after Long Beach, Wash., police allegedly saw him shoot and kill his on-again, off-again girlfriend, Lisa G. Bonney.

One person was killed and two others injured when two cars collided near Long Beach on Wednesday.