The City of Edmonds has launched additional automated camera enforcement systems at selected intersections to “change driver behavior, curb reckless speeding at two high-risk locations across …

Looking for larger items for your home? The Thrift Store Showroom, an annex of the Edmonds Senior Center Thrift Store in Westgate, opens April 2 at 10 a.m. at the Harbor Square …

City Council has approved the City’s recommendation of an additional $115,000 in stormwater funding to the project management reserve for the Main Street Overlay project due to what it says is …

Edmonds Councilmember Michell Dotsch and Daisy Troop 41582 visited Holy Rosary School March 23. As part of the troop’s quest to earn a Good Neighbor badge, they asked Dotsch questions …

Next month marks 50 years since the fall of Saigon in 1975, which led to one of the largest refugee crises in modern history. Thousands of Vietnamese families fled their homeland, leaving behind …

After nine years of service as a Port of Edmonds commissioner, Steve Johnston will retire at the end of March. The Port of Edmonds is interviewing applicants for the Commission At Large …

Good To Go! is asking people to be cautious as scammers are impersonating toll agencies nationwide. They are attempting to trick people into making payments and sharing their banking …

The Edmonds Stream Team released 5,000 baby chum salmon into lower Shell Creek on Monday. The Suquamish Tribe donated the salmon fry to help the community effort to bolster salmon populations in …

A minivan crashed in Caravan Kebab at 9711 Firdale Avenue early Thursday morning. According to Edmonds PD corporal Josh McClure, the incident occurred just after midnight near Firdale Avenue and …

The senior/disabled property tax exemption program is a state-wide program that cut the property taxes of moderate income homeowners who are at least 62 years old, and owed by disabled homeowners of …

The public is invited to attend Mayor Rosen’s 2025 State of the City address taking place on Thursday, March 20, at 8:30 a.m. The free event will be held in person at the Edmonds Theater (415 …

On Wednesday, the Snohomish County Council unanimously approved Ordinance 25-015, a proposal aimed at increasing access to child care by reducing regulatory barriers for providers. Sponsored by …

Hundreds gathered on the steps of the Legislative Building in Olympia March 10 to protest the treatment of immigrants across the U.S. for Latino Legislative Day. Protesters carried signs that …

There was quite a sight Tuesday morning on 88th Avenue West in Esperance. Workers using a heavy-duty crane lifted a detached accessory  dwelling unit (DADU) into from the street to a …

Kathleen Kyle, director of the Snohomish County Public Defender Association, on March 4 presented the office’s 2024 annual report, highlighting caseload trends, challenges, and initiatives. …

The Sno-Isle Libraries Foundation board of directors has appointed nine new members from Snohomish and Island counties, expanding its 12-member board. Among the nine is Rebecca Miner, Edmonds …

In its first grant cycle of 2025, the Hazel Miller Foundation awarded $199,375 to organizations in Edmonds and  surrounding communities. Four out of the nine organizations awarded funds …

Only one thing could delay, and possibly derail, pay raises for state elected officials this year: a referendum. A citizen commission  approved a new salary schedule  for members of …

With Washington's $12 billion budget shortfall, the state Legislature and Gov. Bob Ferguson face some tough choices. The two may have differing approaches to addressing the problem. Ferguson has …

Living conditions for people held on immigration charges are the source of controversy for a detention center in Tacoma. So far, the company that runs the center will not allow the state Department …