After Bob Sternoff resigned from his Position 2 seat on the Kirkland City Council in March, the council was forced to make a quick decision to appoint a new council member by April 16.
After Bob Sternoff resigned from his Position 2 seat in the Kirkland City Council in March, the council was forced to make a quick decision to appoint a new council member by April 16.
Everett police arrested a suspect on March 24 who officials believe was involved in at least a dozen cases of responding to Craigslist ads by using counterfeit money to purchase electronics.
A Mercer Island man charged last month with raping and paying a 15-year-old girl to have sex with him at a Kirkland condo pleaded not guilty today in King County Superior Court.
Parents are outraged that the Lake Washington School District failed to maintain the baseball field at Lake Washington High School to the point the district condemned the field in January because it poses a danger to the community.
On March 25, 2013 City of Kirkland City Council Member Bob Sternoff submitted his resignation effective immediately. Sternoff was first elected to the City Council in 2005; his term expires December 31, 2015. At its April 2 meeting, the City Council will discuss the process of filling the vacancy.
A Kirkland driver who allegedly drifted across several lanes of traffic on Evergreen Way last October and struck a bicyclist is facing vehicular homicide charges.
By the end of this month, Paul Morris will be homeless.
Solomon Metalwala’s small Kirkland apartment doesn’t have crown molding, big screen TVs or any fancy things that people usually furnish a new home with.
Solomon Metalwala’s small Kirkland apartment doesn’t have crown molding, big screen TVs or any fancy things that people usually furnish a new home with.
Solomon Metalwala’s small Kirkland apartment doesn’t have crown molding, big screen TVs or any fancy things that people usually furnish a new home with.
The Kirkland City Council approved a resolution Feb. 19 supporting a national movement that would disallow corporations the same political speech protections as those afforded to individuals.
A longtime Kirkland firefighter with a criminal history – including a 2009 conviction of holding down his girlfriend and choking her for several minutes during an argument –
Faced with a pool filled to capacity and dwindling pools in the area, the family-owned Columbia Athletic Club opened its new aquatic center this week that will help the club keep pace with demand.
A Montana man charged in the 1996 cold case murder of a Kirkland woman pleaded not guilty today in King County Superior Court.
A Montana man charged in the 1996 cold case murder of a Kirkland woman was extradited to King County on Wednesday.
A Bellevue native, Rob Butcher noticed the events taking place throughout the year when he frequented Kirkland to dine out.
After several Kirkland Council-imposed building moratoriums, zoning changes, public backlash and months of mediation, the proposed Potala Village controversy is still not over.
A vehicle crashed into gas pumps at the 76 gas station and ignited into flames after it collided with another vehicle on Kirkland’s Finn Hill Friday afternoon.
A driver suffered minor injuries this morning after his vehicle rolled over this morning on Juanita Drive due to the icy conditions.
Kirkland businesswoman and Reporter blogger Nina Bondarook passed away unexpectedly of a stroke on Dec. 30. She was 57 years old.
A 26-year-old man accused of violently attacking and raping an 80-year-old Kirkland woman on Oct. 25 pleaded not guilty during his arraignment today. But he will remain in custody until his next court date on Feb. 5.
