Dim sum, hot pot, and more: The best eats Chinatown-International District has to offer
Seattle may have just finished hosting the World Cup, but many visitors were exposed to the nearby wonderful gem that is Chinatown-International District (CID). What I love about the Chinatown-International District neighborhood is that there is such a varied amount of cuisines to try, while also being more affordable
Feds Say Seattle Duo Ran Puget Sound Pill Heist Circuit
What federal prosecutors describe as a yearlong burglary circuit through Puget Sound pharmacies has landed two Seattle-area men in the middle of a 24-count federal indictment. The pair is accused of hitting 17 pharmacies from Kirkland to Chehalis, stealing thousands of doses of prescription narcotics and, investigators
222-Unit Apartments to Replace Bellevue Furniture Store
American Capital Group has filed for Design Review and Shoreline Substantial Development permits to build an eight-story apartment building called The Kelsey at 929 118th Avenue SE in West Bellevue. The proposal calls for demolishing an existing 32,000-square-foot retail building and replacing it with a 356,809-square-
Renton Block Turns Chaotic After Loose German Shepherd Mauls Dog
A quiet Sunday walk on the 200 block of Bremerton Avenue SE in Renton turned ugly when a dark-colored German shepherd broke free from a group of about four to five people and launched at another dog, leaving the victim so badly hurt it needed emergency surgery. The people walking the German shepherd left without sharin
Stubborn Machinery Fire Chokes Eastside Block As Crews Swarm NE 190th St
An early morning machinery fire inside a commercial building on the Eastside sent a small army of fire crews to the 14000 block of NE 190th St on Wednesday, but everyone inside made it out safely and firefighters had the blaze under control not long after they arrived. Eastside Fire...
Day At Carkeek Park Turns Tragic As Sounder Train Hits Young Woman
An afternoon at Carkeek Park ended in tragedy Tuesday when a 25-year-old Seattle woman was struck and killed by a northbound Sounder commuter train in the city’s northwest. Seattle Fire Department crews responded to the shoreline rail corridor and pronounced her dead at the scene, and an investigation into the fatal co
Employer May Pursue Contractual Interference Claims Against Competitor for Raiding Employees and Customers
Guild Mortg. Co. v. CrossCountry Mortg. LLC , 120 Cal. App. 5 th 885 (2026) The California Court of Appeal revived a host of tort claims asserted against a company that allegedly executed a plan to recruit a competitor’s employees, divert its customers, and appropriate its pipeline of active loan applications. Guild Mo
UPDATE: Missing 13-year-old girl has been found
UPDATE: The Tukwila Police Department announced Wednesday afternoon, July 8 that the missing 13-year-old girl who was last seen late Tuesday night has been FOUND. Emily Villanueva Rosales, 13, was last seen at about 10 p.m. in the 3400 block of South 144th Street in Tukwila (map below), according to police.
Fed-Up South Seattle Neighbors Grill City Hall Over Mount Baker Encampments
Dozens of South Seattle residents crowded into a Mount Baker meeting Tuesday night, demanding answers from city council members and police about what they described as a relentless public safety problem tied to shifting homeless encampments near the Mount Baker Transit Center and along Rainier Avenue South. Parents, pr
This Adorable and Fluffy Baby Monkey Is Making History at the Seattle Zoo for...
The newest resident at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo looks more like a tiny stuffed animal than a primate, but this fluffy little monkey represents something much bigger than an adorable photo opportunity. Born on June 15 to mom Mokiki and dad Lewis, the baby black-and-white colobus monkey is the first of its species bor

















