The misdemeanor domestic violence case against Riaz Khan, a former Mukilteo City Council member, has since been dismissed.
This year’s primary election will feature races in every corner of the county. Turn in a ballot by Aug. 6 to ensure your vote is counted.
Derica Escamilla will take the seat vacated by Shirley Sutton in May, who claimed the city had a “total lack of leadership.”
The tax is expected to bring in $39 million a year. It would cost the average Snohomish County resident an extra $46.58 per year.
Bruce Guthrie was arrested at the Edmonds Arts Festival last month for soliciting signatures for a Libertarian presidential candidate.
For the first time, the 17,000-square-foot facility will bring all parts of the ballot counting process into one space.
The presidential debate last month raised renewed concerns about the president’s health. Snohomish County’s reps still back him.
The previous mayor envisioned parks and more in south Edmonds, in a historically neglected area. The new administration is battling budget woes.
The Amadea, with an estimated value more than $300 million, spent two months in the Puget Sound for “routine, scheduled maintenance.”
Local reaction was mixed. Everett City Council member Liz Vogeli called the decision “disturbing and reprehensible.” Marysville’s mayor called it common sense.
The city is trying a new way to tame traffic — while generating revenue — at intersections on Highway 99 and Edmonds Way.
Built in 1967, Oak Heights Elementary School is “beyond repair,” its principal said. New buildings are expected to open in 2026.
About 30 women tried on bunker gear, pulled rope and worked chainsaws at a first-of-its-kind workshop Saturday.
Bruce Guthrie believes the city violated his First Amendment rights by arresting him at an event in a public park, making him a “political prisoner.”
Compass Health canceled the program in south Snohomish County. The city is funding the police-embedded position for a few more months.
Alyssa Acosta, who is Harvard-bound, was one of thousands to walk the stage at Angel of the Winds Arena this month to get high school diplomas.
To avoid a lapse in services, the city will likely come to voters in April asking for their final approval.
