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The cameras, planned for seven Everett locations, should help prevent costly and deadly accidents.
With a panel unable to finish on time and in public, the job is left to the state Supreme Court.
The county’s food banks are seeing increasing demand for help; cash donations help them serve needs.
Congress and president have their $1.2 trillion plan. What’s yet to come from state lawmakers?
The budget calls for purchase of EVs for the county’s fleet; serving as an example for others.
A legislative work group is considering tax reforms that could result in a more equitable system.
Sen. Patty Murray has renewed her call for Congress to permanently adopt daylight saving time.
A backlog of maintenance work and projects already is costing us billions. We just don’t notice it.
The state’s top election official is leaving for a federal post. Here’s how to continue her good work.
Doubts and questions about a covid vaccine for kids should now be directed to the family doctor.
Resumed talks may bring a final answer to assessing the balance of what the dams provide and cost.
A Mill Creek city official’s call for police applicants was more about anti-vax politics than jobs.
The Herald Editorial Board has made endorsements in select races for the Nov. 2 general election.
Everett voters should reelect Mason and Mitchell; Marysville voters should back Sheldon and Edwards.
For Edmonds, Melissa Stepp is endorsed; for Mukilteo, Judy Schwab and Jayme Lee Vail.
Mukilteo voters should return Gregerson as mayor. Redmon should be promoted from the council.
