LA homelessness fraud cases expose deeper problem than stolen millions, oversight hawk warns
Rep. Michael Cloud says Los Angeles homelessness fraud cases expose a funding system that rewards program managers while keeping people in dependency.
24 new Heritage Bricks added to the Edmonds Historical Museum Plaza
Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. Another 24 pieces of Edmonds history found a permanent home Wednesday as volunteers installed a new group of Heritage Bricks in the plaza in front of the Edmonds Historical Museum. The team consisted of An
Monster Jam takes over Seattle’s Lumen Field on Saturday
Monster Jam returns to Seattle's Lumen Field on Saturday. The Amazing Spider-Man Monster Jam truck makes a special Seattle appearance, returning to the U.S. for the first time since 2024 and driven by Camden Murphy.
Sound Transit will add fare gates to busiest light rail stations
The public transit agency Sound Transit is planning to retrofit 14 of its busiest light rail stations with fare gates to make sure people pay before getting on the train.
Man arrested for allegedly trying to light Bellevue Planned Parenthood on fire
A 36-year-old man was arrested for allegedly trying to set a Bellevue Planned Parenthood on fire based on his own personal beliefs. Bellevue firefighters were called in around 12:40 a.m. Friday after a fire alarm went off in the building in the 14700 block of NE 8th St., according to a news release from the Bellevue Po
Three more teens arrested after fireworks allegedly sparked deadly 10,000-acre Washington wildfire
Four teenagers have now been arrested in connection with the deadly Chelan Hills Fire after investigators determined that Roman candles fired from a moving truck on the Fourth of July ignited the blaze, killing a 69-year-old man, injuring six firefighters and destroying more than 100 structures. The US Marshals Service
9 Washington Engineering Feats Worth Seeing Up Close
Washington’s scenery gets most of the attention, and fair enough. It is hard to compete with Mount Rainier, the Cascades, Puget Sound, and the Columbia River. But some of the state’s most interesting sights exist because engineers looked at deep lakes, tidal channels, steep canyons, fast rivers, and difficult terrain a
A full closure of I-405 will make for a rough weekend commute
Commuters need to plan ahead this weekend if traveling through Seattle. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has scheduled a full closure of northbound I-405 between Renton and Bellevue. This will send most of that traffic to I-5 through downtown Seattle. Don’t forget WSDOT has two lanes closed on.
Mayor Wilson outlines community-driven search for next police chief
SEATTLE — Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson gave an update Thursday on the search for the city's next police chief after the departure of Shon Barnes, with city leaders emphasizing community input in the process. Wilson said applications are coming in now that the job posting is live. The city...
The Spotlight: Shooter released early, now back in jail
When a King county judge sentenced an 18-year-old man to 9 years in prison rather than the max sentence of 15 years for shooting 5 people at a bus stop, she said she hoped the lesser time would help him 'improve himself'. He was released from prison earlier this year and is back in jail charged in another shooting. The

















