The agency removed creosote from critical habitat. Now, leaders are looking to the next steps in an ambitious “watershed-wide” plan.
The advisory was issued proactively after a water main broke. City officials say it’s a symptom of a much larger problem.
A new report released shows greenhouse gases went up 7% over five years. Leaders are planning for the long term.
The district currently has seven commissioners, but it can keep only five. A Feb. 14 special election could change that.
Private owners donated land near the contaminated Wicks Tide Flats to the Port of Everett. Cleanup work could begin within the year.
The Apex Art and Culture Center will host an 800-person hall for live music, as well as space planned for art, steak and more.
Traffic and safety were top concerns at a hearing over a proposed psychiatric facility. The hearing will continue Thursday.
Beach access at the Edmonds park has been closed since 2021. The new renovations restored salmon habitat and park facilities.
The stream was built from scratch in 2021. After another successful spawning season, volunteers say there’s more work to be done
City officials say certain crimes are rarely prosecuted. Two ordinances seek to change that in Marysville.
A business improvement area around the transit hub was approved by City Council this month. Not everyone is convinced, though.
Pay hikes are in new contracts reached between city and unions. Raises will cover increased cost-of-living expenses.
Both branches will close Sunday and one branch will close Monday. Library staff cite budget and staffing shortfalls.
With help from local Girl Scouts, the Mill Creek pet food store Paddywack is meeting the need for pet supplies in a pinch.
The local legend, processing film photos since 1971, will close its locations in Mount Vernon and Everett at the end of 2022.
The money will help county and tribal leaders create healthier habitat for future generations of fish — and people, too.
With rain and thawing temps predicted going into the weekend, aim for “slushy” instead.
The main area has been closed since June when water from a burst pipe soaked the building. Staff turned the deluge into a dream.
The $66 million civic campus houses City Hall and most city departments. It’s been on the city’s wish list for over 70 years.
Attorney Ryan Donoghue was picked by the council Tuesday night. He’ll fill a seat left open by Shawn Fredericks’ departure.