A new Washington state law offers a way to make change in an era  without pennies .   The federal government  stopped making pennies  last year but intends to keep the …

Another in the series of the No Kings rallies – the third – comes to Edmonds Civic Playfield 2-4 p.m. Saturday, March 28. No Kings II was held Oct. 18, and the first on June 14, both last year. …

Snohomish County PUD crews are scheduled to perform critical maintenance repair work at the intersection of Dayton Street and Second Avenue South, with overnight outages beginning March 30 …

State lawmakers and the governor are rethinking how Washington marks the legacy of Cesar Chavez following stunning accusations of sexual abuse against the transformational leader of the farmworker …

The Edmonds City Council held a public hearing last week on a proposal to vacate a portion of 84th Avenue West, a dead-end stretch of right-of-way near the Highway 99 and SR 104 corridor. Staff …

Bipartisan legislation mandating all Washington health plans issued or renewed on or after Jan. 1, 2027, cover all HIV antiviral drugs without prior authorization or step therapy was signed into law. …

The measles outbreak in Snohomish County has reached 14 confirmed cases, with health officials saying all infections remain tied to the original exposure. They said there’s no evidence of a broader …

A walk through Yost Park may reveal something new to regular visitors – fresh trail rules signs posted by the City’s Parks and Recreation department: “Leash & scoop law in effect. Dogs …

For this third State of the City address, Mayor Mike Rosen spoke about a city balancing strong public services and community growth with mounting financial challenges and long-term uncertainty. …

Mayor Mike Rosen has selected Lisa Takach as the City’s Human Resources director. The City Council will need to confirm the appointment during its March 24 meeting. She would replace Interim …

Should the City of Edmonds ditch its mayor/council form of government? A new organization, the Edmonds Neighbors Political Action Committee (PAC), wants to hear what the public has to say. It …

To find one of the numerous sculptures in Edmonds, you may need a map. However, those departing the city via ferry will have no problem finding one settling into place this week. Inspired by a …

Alliance of Citizens for Edmonds joins Edmonds Environmental Council to help protect and preserve the local environment The Edmonds Environmental Council (EEC) is welcoming prior members of the …

Edmonds City Councilmember and small-business attorney Jenna Nand invites the local community to her campaign kickoff for the State House in the 32nd Legislative District. It will be held on the …

Nominations are now being taken for the Edmonds Kiwanis Club's annual Citizen of the Year recognition. Nominations for the 2025 award must be postmarked by April 24. Now in its 32nd year, the …

Melissa Osborn holds some freshly baked sourdough loaves with other baked goods at her Picnic Point home, where she operates Boy Howdy Bakehouse, a small neighborhood bakery serving …

About a decade ago, Dan Mann made a decision that would quietly reshape Tropical Tan’s business model: he invested in red light therapy equipment, long before it became widely known outside medical …

Waterfront Coffee employees threw a balloon-and-cake bash for Ed Webster on March 4 in advance of his 100th birthday March 7. “He is Waterfront Coffee royalty. He has been here pretty much …

No one has done more for promoting jazz and jazz education in the Edmonds area than Frank DeMiero, who died at age 84 in February 2025. He spent more than six decades in music education, serving as …

It took over 24 hours of grinding floor debate, but Democrats in the Washington House approved an income tax Tuesday on households earning over $1 million a year. The state is now closer to …