Bellevue Community Initiative Aids Homeowners with Yard Maintenance and Minor Repairs, Application Deadline Approaches
Bellevue initiative Jubilee in the Community aids those needing yard maintenance due to physical or financial limitations. Applications for aid are open until June 30, with services ranging from yard work to minor repairs.
Bellevue City Council to Interview Finalists for Vacant Seat, Supports Grand Connection Project
The Bellevue City Council is interviewing five finalists for a vacant council seat, discussing the Grand Connection Crossing project, considering mandatory minimum sentencing for repeat offenders, and marking Nowruz with a proclamation.
Seattle Police Investigate Late-Night Shooting in Bitter Lake, Victim With Graze Wound Seeks Help
Seattle police responded to a Bitter Lake neighborhood shooting, finding casings but no immediate victims. A man later reported a grazing head wound from the incident. No suspects are in custody; the investigation is ongoing.
Washington Joins Coalition of Attorneys General in Legal Battle Against Trump's Executive Orders Targeting Law Firms
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown joins a coalition of AGs challenging President Trump’s executive orders that they see as unconstitutional attacks on law firms for political reasons.
Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin Chosen for National Pedestrian Safety Institute, Underscoring City's Commitment to Traffic Safety
Mayor Cassie Franklin of Everett joins the 2025 Mayors Institute on Pedestrian Safety to focus on traffic and pedestrian safety, leveraging past experience and the resources provided by the program.