Bellevue residents who want to share their thoughts on possible tolls on the 520 or I-90 bridges can do so Wednesday, Aug. 6 at Bellevue City Hall.
The largest Impaired Operator emphasis on land or water in the state is under way this weekend and will focus on activities on Lake Washington today and Sunday.
The Seattle Humane Society is asking for help as its cat population has surpassed the 400 mark.
A proposed amendment to the King County Charter that would streamline the process for bringing a citizen initiative to amend the charter and raise the signature threshold has been placed on the November ballot by the Metropolitan King County Council. The council also unanimously adopted a separate ordinance to extend the time period for gathering charter amendment initiative signatures to 120 days if the charter amendment is approved by voters this November.
Senior Services is offering program to help adults ages 35-55 invest for retirement.
A car driving the wrong way on to I-5 sent Washington State Patrol Troopers in a chase than ended in a three-car crash on Highway 520 in Bellevue.
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King County Elections officials need 700 individuals to fill nearly 4,000 poll worker positions.
The Bellevue City Council took another step toward how light rail might fit into the city Monday as members listened to community comments on amendments to its comprehensive plan.
Crews working for Puget Sound Energy will begin a major natural gas pipeline project in downtown Bellevue on Monday, Aug. 4. Sections of principal roadways will be closed at times and some delays will be unavoidable.
Nerds. Techis. Geeks. Bloggers. Programmers. Call them what you want, but one thing is for sure, they are the new wave of cool.
Neighborhoods throughout Bellevue are invited to join forces Tuesday, Aug. 5 with thousands of communities nationwide for the 25th annual “National Night Out” crime and drug prevention event.
More than 660,000 ballots were mailed Thursday to absentee voters for Washington’s first Top 2 primary.
Drivers should plan ahead for closures of I-90 across Lake Washington for the Blue Angels’ air shows on Saturday and Sunday.
Fred Jarrett, who switched from the Republican to Democratic Party and is seeking the Senate seat in the 41st Legislative District, has received the only “outstanding” rating from The Municipal League of King County for legislative races in the Bellevue area.
The Compassionate Friends Eastside Chapter of the national organization held a Walk to Remember event at the Mercer Slough Nature Park in Bellevue on Sunday, July 20.
Much of downtown Bellevue’s history began beneath the branches of the old madrona tree.
When Kim Brooks’ son, Connor, was first diagnosed in 2003, she was terrified. At the time, her son was unable to enter a room without first having the lights turned off, had difficulty comprehending when spoken to and had trouble tolerating a lot of noise. Now, thanks to the early intervention and therapy classes taken at Bellevue’s Kindering Center, the once shy boy has become an outgoing six-year-old.
Japan comes to Bellevue Community College for a weekend in September as the 11th Annual Japanese Cultural Arts Festival (Aki Matsuri) presents a two-day program of Japanese cultural and educational events for all ages.
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