U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen, D-Everett, visited the call center Monday to discuss impacts of the cuts, including longer wait times and staff layoffs.
The state Department of Ecology funding will go toward 13 projects across the county working to restore habitat and support climate resiliency.
Fee hikes for hunting and fishing licenses, workplace protections for immigrants and increased requirements for gun dealers are among the Washington state laws going into… Continue reading
The ordinance intends to discourage licensed care facilities from calling 911 to perform lift assists in a non-emergency situation.
Mountlake Terrace replaced trees removed during construction of the Lynnwood light rail at two popular parks with funds from Sound Transit. For permitting, Sound Transit… Continue reading
Community members can submit feedback and questions online through July.
From 1–6 p.m. July 13, porches and storefronts will turn into stages hosting a variety of local musicians.
A city agreement requires the land owners to bring a grocer there. Developers say more housing units need to be built to attract one to the site.
The original proposal would have put federal land in Snohomish County up for sale.
Applications are open through July 13 for two positions with terms starting in January 2026.
Washington’s century-old fuel tax is going up again. On Tuesday, the gasoline tax will rise by 6 cents a gallon, the first increase in nine… Continue reading
Swimming in the water near ferry traffic can cause delays and put yourself in danger, police and transportation officials say.
Communities across the county are hosting 4th of July fireworks displays, parades, festivals and more on Thursday and Friday.
Classes will start this fall at Everett Community College. The program is designed for employees in Snohomish and Skagit county school districts.
The City Council amended a county agreement to allow design and construction work through 2026. The small skate park is expected to open next summer.
Two male subjects arrived at the hospital Thursday night. One later died, and the other is in critical condition.
States spent more than two years preparing to distribute the infrastructure funding, now the Trump administration is making last-minute changes to the rules.
The council re-approved a policy allowing a court to ban people accused or convicted of drug crimes from entering parts of the city.
Congress appropriated $5 billion, but the Trump administration stopped it from reaching states. Washington is leading the legal fight to access the money.
The center, which serves 71 children, is set to shutter on Tuesday.