In light of preventable drownings, King County officials are urging the public to be cautious at rivers, lakes and Puget Sound.
Jury reached a verdict in the case of first Washington police officer to be tried under Initiative 940.
Puget Sound region weather forecast for June 21-23.
Construction causes concerns about congestion for freight and commuter traffic.
Councilmember Reagan Dunn and more than a dozen business owners argued tips and health care expenses should be a part of the new wage. The council passed the ordinance without the amendment.
Redmond Coding Association also focuses on e-waste collection and will host a ‘hackathon’ this summer.
Nearly $600,000 in funding has been designated for the program, with applications accepted until Sept. 30.
“People can’t age in place as they get costed out of their family home where they’ve lived for decades,” said Kirkland Mayor Kelli Curtis.
Washington is the first state to prioritize low-cost leases for electric vehicles.
What to know before you ride.
“Any firearm traded in is one less gun that may be involved in a tragic accident, suicide or stolen and later used in a violent crime,” according to the department’s website.
As Earth Day approaches, numerous Eastside cities aim to celebrate, educate and foster a positive environmental impact through events for all ages.
Deepfake photos at Issaquah High School prompt review of policies and procedures.
Governor Jay Inslee signed a bill on March 26 adding new regulations to the purchase and sale of catalytic converters…
A Kirkland police officer accused of exhibiting odd behavior toward bikini barista employees while using a city-owned vehicle has resigned…
Office of Law Enforcement Oversight director calls Burien’s ordinance “unconstitutional.”
The expansion will allow riders to travel from Redmond to South Bellevue.
Driven by the state’s clean energy laws, the plan has been filed to the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission.
Legislative bill would recover funding for the Early Support for Infants and Toddlers program – and could save the state millions.
OLEO has previously expressed concerns about the office’s language access policies.
