AG Brown files brief condemning National Guard deployment in Oregon
SEATTLE — Washington Attorney General Nick Brown filed an amicus brief this week formally urging the Ninth Circuit court of appeals to block the deployment of National Guard troops in Oregon. Brown said military force "threatens vital Fourth and Fifth amendment rights, chills the exercise of rights to speak...
Federal workers in the Seattle area continue work at airports unpaid
Controllers will receive their first partial paycheck on Oct. 14 and their first $0 paycheck on Oct. 28.
Banishment Orders and Mandatory Addiction Assessments Haven’t Helped Drug Users, Court Records Show
Since the city reinstated an old law allowing judges to banish people from certain areas if they’re accused of violating Seattle’s drug laws, two people have been arrested and jailed for violating Stay Out of Drug Area orders. The first case involved a woman who was originally arrested in Westlake Park in downtown...
442-Unit Apartment Project Proposed Near Bellevue Botanical Garden
A new 10-story apartment complex with 442 residential units and ground-level retail space has been proposed for Bellevue’s Wilburton neighborhood. The development, called Broadstone East Wilburton, would redevelop a 2.31-acre site at 12000, 12022, and 12028 NE 8th Street, and 12011 NE Bel-Red Road. The project, led...
SPS rejects bringing back police officers to Garfield High’s campus following a contentious debate
The Seattle Public Schools Board decided not to bring back a campus police officer to Garfield High School after a vote Wednesday evening.
‘No Kings II’ rally set for Edmonds City Park Oct. 18
Will you chip in to support our nonproft newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. Following a rally that drew an estimated 4,500 people to Edmonds in June, the South Snohomish County Indivisible group is hosting a “No Kings II” Rally from 3-5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 18 at Edmonds City...
T-Mobile Park installs device to measure seismic activity ahead of Mariners Game 5 Friday
SEATTLE — Seahawks crowds at Lumen Field have been well-documented as some of the loudest and earth-shaking out there. But what about Mariners fans at T-Mobile Park?. A device to measure seismic activity was installed Friday at the Mariners' ballpark. The Pacific Northwest Seismic Network said the gadget will "record...
Coyote Spotted in the Points Community
WARNING – There have been multiple sightings of an aggressive coyote in the area. The USDA Wildlife Services and Bellevue's Natural Resources Department have been working together, and USDA Wildlife Services and Fish and Wildlife have responded to the Bellevue, Clyde Hill, Yarrow Point, and Medina areas over the last...
WA reaches agreement on clergy abuse reporting law, awaiting court approval
SEATTLE - Months of legal battles may have an end in sight as Washington state agrees to new stipulations in a clergy abuse reporting bill signed into law back in May. The bill was previously blocked by a federal court due to concerns over religious freedom. Now, an agreement should settle the disputes.
Mental health eval ordered for suspected WA USPS shooter
Blake Kuhlman, an Amazon delivery driver, is charged with first-degree assault for allegedly shooting USPS worker Anthony Santoro in the face in Everett, risking Santoro's vision and eye. Kuhlman's attorney requested a mental health evaluation before proceeding with arraignment, citing concerns about Kuhlman's...