Kalifornsky News

Living with blindness in Alaska presents innumerable challenges for the visually impaired.

BP this week recognized five Kenai Peninsula teachers for their work in the classroom.

Sunny spring days are an inspiration to get outside and stretch the legs. Some might do that by hopping on a bike; and a handful might stay on their bike and pedal it 120 some miles, just to see if they can.

Three fires struck the central Kenai Peninsula over the weekend, setting ablaze two structures and wild land.

School district administrators are concerned about an estimated $1.2 million deficit for the fiscal year 2010 budget that may continue to grow.

Having received only one bid, the city of Soldotna is expected to award a $98,300 contract tonight to an Anchorage architect for the design of the Soldotna Creek Park expansion.

One suggested it should have a hot tub. Another said a jacuzzi. One wants it to glow ... like the northern lights.

Having succeeded in securing a site for their "colorful and engaging destination playground," the group of volunteers organized as Soldotna Community Playground, is excitedly looking forward to the next step in ...

Several property owners from the proposed south Kalifornsky Beach Road utility special assessment district voiced their opinions at Tuesday's Borough Assembly meeting, but it was too late.

Diversity provides strength to the borough's seasonal economy, in the words of the newly released Kenai Peninsula Borough Situations and Prospects economic report.

Further action on a natural gas utility special assessment district planned for south Kalifornsky Beach Road was delayed Tuesday by the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly, which wants time to answer questions ...

Committee leadership assignments have been divvied out on the newly constituted Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly.