Redmond-area residents and community members gathered Tuesday evening at Marymoor Park in King County to show their support for a woman who was recently assaulted by a man along the park’s trail.
When Paul Burke first wanted to move out of his mother’s house after college, he started out by checking ads on Craigslist.
Dealing with a cancer diagnosis is not easy.
It all started with a pinhole camera.
While Dylan Sabine may not know exactly what he would like to be when he grows up, he does know he would like to pursue a career in marine science.
As homelessness has become more visible in Redmond and throughout the Eastside, more organizations and agencies have been doing what they can to address the issue.
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Taking care of a loved one with developmental disabilities or special health care needs is not easy.
On Monday, the King County Council voted 5-3 to approve legislation refining existing county land-use regulations concerning the growth, processing and retail sale of marijuana.
Local investors will soon have the opportunity to purchase tax-exempt bonds from the Lake Washington School District (LWSD).
Later this month, Aegis Living will celebrate its 19th birthday.
It is not uncommon for parents to bring their children to work with them every once in a while.
The City of Redmond is continuing its work to address homelessness in the community with a new website and campaign.
On Monday, King County Council is scheduled to vote on a zoning code measure that includes an amendment that could bring marijuana growing and processing plants to urban reserves.
In the upcoming primary election, there are five candidates running for the Congressional District 1 representative position.
As a community newspaper, it is our job to report the news of the community.
On July 7, five police officers in Dallas were shot and killed by a lone sniper who specifically targeted law enforcement during a peaceful protest.
All day Saturday, downtown Redmond was busy with activity as local residents gathered for the 76th Annual Derby Days Summer Festival.
Ramiro Valderrama first became involved in local civic issues when he and other Sammamish residents were concerned about some of the road construction happening in their city.
The scene in courtroom W-905 at the King County Courthouse Friday afternoon was emotional as Robert Malsch was sentenced to 125 months in prison.
