The American Cancer Society and construction industry present Construction vs Cancer of Washington, a family festival, on Sunday, Sept. 30, from 11 a.m. to 2… Continue reading
State Attorney General Ferguson announces settlement
Special report
King County courts use money bail to incarcerate defendants before trial. Should the system be reformed?
Traffic alert
Traffic delays late Tuesday afternoon
Robinson earned Super Sub Award for Chargers in 2006
Police Blotter
Pursuit on East Hill streets
Residents can vote to help receive funds
Sept. 16-22
Type, number of incidents
Staff seeks feedback about how to improve parks
Dr. Sue Hollinsworth, the city’s first female dentist, is retiring after 40 years of practice
City staff claims street cannot handle Metro bus traffic
If revenues high enough, arena to get $200,000 per year
Daniel Elementary School hosts Diversity Appreciation Night on Thursday, Sept. 27, featuring “Telling Our Stories Art, Social Justice and Superheroes.” The program begins at 6:30… Continue reading
Only challenger against Prosecuting Attorney Satterberg
Washington CAN (Community Action Network) is partnering with community organizations to host a South King County candidate forum on Wednesday, Sept. 26, for candidates running… Continue reading
Returns to council for two straight meetings after long absence
Rest stop just south of Wild Waves near South 369th Street
No injuries to firefighters or residents; a second business also involved
2018 Election
Democratic socialist Sarah Smith seeks ‘bold new progressive vision’ in bid to replace incumbent Adam Smith.
Assistant chief says ‘We definitely put a dent in illegal street racing’
