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'No Kings': Thousands rally in Edmonds

The sun was out and the mood was festive as thousands gathered in Edmonds June 14 at the Edmonds Civic Center Playfield for a "No Kings." It was just one of hundreds across the country protesting …

What exactly might be cut if levy fails?

Things might get ugly in Edmonds. With that in mind, the Edmonds City Council says it wants to be transparent about City services to be eliminated if $6 million is not collected, either by a …

Will Morris is Edmonds’ liaison to the RFA Mayor Mike Rosen announced Tuesday that Edmonds Police Officer Will Morris is the City’s liaison to the South Snohomish County Regional …

Environmental series debuts

Sea lions are no strangers to Edmonds beaches. And when you see one on the beach, do you know how far you should stay away from them? The answer: 100 yards. While that may be difficult on the …

Federal cuts hit schools and county programs

This is the second of a two-part series exploring the local impact of the Trump administration’s cuts to federal funding. Wil Johnson is Snohomish County’s Diversity, Equity, and …

'No Kings Day' rally at Civic Park to feature Rick Steves 

 A local Indivisible group is hosting “No Kings Day” rally on Saturday, June 14 from 10:30 a.m. to noon  at Civic Park. It's part of a nationwide rally to …

Salish Sea Brewing Co. signs on for another 10 years in Edmonds

When we first opened the doors to Salish Sea Brewing Co. back in November 2013, we had a simple vision: create a place where Edmonds locals could gather over a pint of fresh, hand-crafted beer, share …

On the evening of June 10, Edmonds Police responded to a disturbance at City Park involving a verbal altercation that escalated between an intoxicated male and multiple individuals, including two …

A guide to the Edmonds Arts Festival

There are a few events in town where large crowds – and a scramble for parking – are guaranteed. That includes this weekend’s 68th annual Edmonds Arts Festival, always on …

UPDATED: Former planning manager seeks $200K from City of Edmonds; read the complaint

Former Edmonds Planning Manager David Levitan filed a $200,000 claim against the City of Edmonds on May 22. Levitan secured The Paul Woods Law Firm in Seattle for his claim.

Man charged in burglary of Blake Snell's Woodway home

A 21-year-old Seattle man, Earl Riley IV, has been charged in the burglary of the Town of Woodway home of two-time Cy Young Award winner and Shorewood High School graduate Blake Snell. …

The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce has announced the official music lineup for the inaugural Edmonds Block Party Aug. 8–9 at the Civic Center Playfield. The event replaces the long-running Taste …

Snohomish County Health Department Director Dennis Worsham has been appointed Washington’s new Secretary of Health by Gov. Bob Ferguson. He will begin his new role July 7, bringing more than 30 …

HR Director Jessica Neill Hoyson submits resignation

Human Resources Director Jessica Neill Hoyson has submitted her resignation. Her last day will be July 8. "She has expressed that it’s been a privilege to serve the City of Edmonds the …

Community Transit is seeking public comment on the agency’s draft 2025-2030 Transit Development Plan (TDP). People can read the six-year plan at ctgo.org/tdpinput and provide feedback through …

Washington’s long-term care program nears liftoff

A year from now, Washington will launch the nation’s first full-scale effort to help the state’s workforce afford long-term care and services as they age. Etched into law in 2019, …

The City of Edmonds will be paving approximately 3.5 lane-miles of streets at various locations throughout the city starting the week of June 9. The project is scheduled to be completed in July. …

The Washington State Library (WSL) announced program closures for their research library and the Washington Talking Book & Braille Library and a restriction of services at those locations after …

Federal funding cuts are hitting home for county, state

This is the first of a two-part series looking at how President Trump’s cuts are eliminating important programs in Snohomish County and the state. …

Fly away, Frontier Airlines

Water cannon salutes marked the inaugural flights of Frontier Airlines at Paine Field Airport on June 2. Each of Frontier’s arriving and first departing flights received a water cannon salute. …

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