The City Council unanimously voted for a parks impact fee of $941 per bedroom on new housing.
Councilmembers voted 5-1 in favor of a long-stalled project. The dissenting voice, Liz Vogeli, has equity concerns.
The Everett mayor called for a dramatic increase in shelter funding via the American Rescue Plan Act.
Lazy Boy Brewing and Sound to Summit see a bright future at the port’s Waterfront Place.
Everett school bus drivers say some aren’t always following the rules around their buses and students.
The Lynnwood City Council did not have the five votes necessary to undo Mayor Nicola Smith’s veto.
Marysville is installing new signals at Highway 528 and 67th Avenue NE. Work is set through late November.
After the Week Without Driving challenge, our transportation columnist reflects on a recent scene in Everett.
City leaders are weighing a parks impact fee to build more recreation space as the population increases.
The incumbent mayor had 73% of the vote on Election Day. Meanwhile, get used to new faces on city council, thanks to districts.
The Week Without Driving challenged policymakers and planning professionals to ditch their vehicles.
Members voted 4-3 to end fees that fund road work. With an election Tuesday, the matter might not be settled.
Ten people are vying for positions newly defined by districts. Only two are incumbents.
Steve Oss, a longtime transit worker, is challenging incumbent Cassie Franklin.
The city is set to benefit from over $2 million in state investments for electric vehicle charging.
Leafline Trails Coalition, Snohomish County Transportation Coalition and others toured some trail gaps.
Meanwhile, at King County Metro, a similar mandate has significantly boosted vaccination rates.
