Developer shares details of plans for lots, once acquired, but court battles continue over the mixed-used development.

The relationship with the Point Ruston developer and the City of Ruston has reached a boiling point, and the city wants the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to step in. The City of Ruston sent the ...

The Point Ruston Development, is a mixture of housing, retail and commercial space built on the former Asarco smelter property adjacent to Commencement Bay in between the town of Ruston and the city ...

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A familiar name is back and involved in Point Ruston, seeking to recoup money owed over the site’s development. Asarco operated a smelter for nearly a century on land Point Ruston was later built upon ...

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RUSTON, Wash. — The Point Ruston Owners Association has come under fire for allegedly denying vendors from participating in a farmers market over the type of food they serve. The controversy began ...

What would usually be a mundane vendor update for a farmers market spiraled into a social media frenzy Sunday at Point Ruston. The reason appears to be a complicated triangle consisting of a developer ...

Point Ruston, the new neighborhood along the Tacoma-Ruston waterfront, has landed a restaurant. WildFin American Grill focuses on Pacific Northwest ingredients, and will open its third location next ...

RUSTON, Wash. — Days after receiving backlash for directing the Tacoma Farmers Market to stop selling "Mexican style" food, Point Ruston said in a statement Wednesday that it's reversing the decision.

The lender that gave $66 million to Point Ruston developers for its project is once again accusing them of failing to pay back its loan and disclose financial actions, according to a complaint filed ...