The council elected Steve Woodard as mayor and Brian Wahl as mayor pro tem Thursday. Woodard has served on the council since 2019.
The area’s Korean consul general spoke during the ceremony, as did Mukilteo Council member Jared Moon.
Over 100 students marched to the Snohomish County campus to voice their support for immigrant communities.
The 0.1% tax is set to go into effect in April. The revenue will go toward restoring police services amid the city’s budget shortfall.
Ken Klein’s city administrator appointment and the removal of the Public Works director were confirmed Jan. 6.
Robert Goetz has served Everett for 35 years as a member of the police department. Now he steps into his new role as chief.
Organizations are holding tributes, rallies and family-friendly activities to honor MLK.
Each month during the school year, the Rotary Club of Everett recognizes and celebrates outstanding high school students in the city of Everett for their… Continue reading
The closure, a third of a mile in from the Ebey Waterfront Park entrance, will be Jan. 12-26.
Mayor-elect Hoffman announced the appointment Wednesday, pending council confirmation in January.
A contract termination between Optum and Humana, as well as the expiration of enhanced tax credits for people covered by Affordable Care Act, went into effect Jan. 1.
As featured in The Herald at the time, Stephanie Boyle left the rehab center in 2023. In February she’ll return, but not as a patient.
This comes after Marcelo Vargas-Fernandez pleaded guilty in December to 14 counts of voyeurism and two counts of violating a sexual assault protection order.
Northshore School District voters see three ballot measures in the Feb. 10 election. Edmonds voters will decide on one measure and Everett will see two.
The center will serve as a social services hub for south Snohomish County, housing several nonprofits and community gathering space.
In September, the remains of Mallory Barbour, 27, were found in Mason County. The 45-year-old Bremerton man had his first court appearance Thursday.
Residents affected by December’s historic flooding can access multiple agencies and resources.
Make yourself at home with family-friendly vibe and craft brews.
It didn’t take long for one of the new members to be at odds with Mayor Brett Gailey.
The visitors, all in the same family from South Carolina, went to multiple locations in Everett, Marysville and Mukilteo from Dec. 27-30.
