Low-income tenants agreed not to sue or discuss a traumatic housing search, amid Whispering Pines’ impending demolition.
Six candidates are running for three City Council seats. The Daily Herald quizzed them on housing, tree code and more.
Here’s a guide to what voters should know about the advisory ballot measure. What does it actually do?
Longtime residents say the new owner, an investment company, is trying to bully them out of the building.
The National Labor Relations Board believes Kroger violated the law and is negotiating a settlement.
Annual Edge of Amazing Conference to feature public and community health talks Wednesday.
The college is also providing students with free housing and up to $2,500, using federal money.
The Labor Department hasn’t issued guidance yet, but here’s what we know so far.
DevCo, Inc. is building six-story apartments “for the workforce” on Evergreen Way, near Boeing Freeway.
The Everett nonprofit hopes to train workers as child care centers struggle to hire staff.
Housing Hope’s Twin Lakes Landing will house low-income and formerly homeless families.
The 49-year-old victim has not been heard from since Aug. 28. Detectives believe he is dead.
Economic recovery projects may lose money in the next round of American Rescue Plan Act spending.
Money was meant to help renters at the low-income apartments. Some still haven’t gotten it.
People are making up for lost time at the Evergreen State Fair, which opened Thursday in Monroe.
It’s unclear who’s getting help, despite a possibly game-changing grant to relocate Lynnwood residents.
Programs in Snohomish County can aid tenants behind on rent, but to avoid eviction, they must use them.
Recently, the City Council adopted a Housing Action Plan. Here’s a primer on what that means.
Hot temps and smoke are expected to ease late Saturday and improve drastically by Sunday.
With the eviction moratorium’s expiration, Snohomish County renters are reporting major price hikes.
