The City of Edmonds said it has determined that there has been an increase in unpermitted signs throughout the city. That includes A‑frame pedestrian signs, banner and feather signs, and small …

The Edmonds City Council has voted 6-1 to approve a budget amendment that includes repaying more than $183,000 to the state after an audit found the City received too much in real estate excise tax …

The City of Edmonds, together with Community Transit, the City of Everett, the City of Lynnwood, Snohomish County, Sound Transit, and the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), has …

South County Fire has extended the deadline for residents interested in serving on the voters’ pamphlet con committee. The regional fire authority, which a majority of Edmonds voted to join in 2025, …

The Edmonds Waterfront Center's Beach Bash returns for its second year from 5-7 on Friday, July 17.  The event is free. The evening features live music by Point of Sail, with beer, wine, …

An apple carved from Tenino stone. A photo of the Nisqually Glacier on Mount Rainier. A commemorative FIFA World Cup ORCA card. And a snapshot of a smiling Jay Inslee in a boat. Those mementos …

 Every so often, the Edmonds Police Department ends up with found remains – usually taken during a car prowl or something similar. This urn was found in City Park on April 30.  It …

Parents, students and community members turned out to the Edmonds School District meeting Tuesday night, many vocalizing their opinions during public comment to urge directors to bring school …

July 4 marked the 36th time the Edmonds Lions Club distributed more than 250 flags for the holiday in downtown Edmonds, as well as at Five Corners, Perrinville, and 76 th and 212 th . Despite a …

The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce announced Tuesday that President and CEO Ryan Crowther will resign to become chief executive officer of APEX Everett, a restored three-story downtown Everett landmark …

Even blocks away from Civic Center Playfield last Saturday, a redheaded girl floated a rainbow streamer in the air, and some in yellow PFLAG T-shirts chatted excitedly. One could faintly hear Cyndi …

The Edmonds-based Hazel Miller Foundation awarded $335,553 to 24 nonprofit organizations in its May 2026 grant cycle, supporting a broad range of programs addressing food security, housing stability, …

Where's Waldo? That's up to you to find out. Waldo, the iconic children’s book character, is coming to Edmonds again this July to help spread the “buy local” message. Edmonds Bookshop will …

Twenty-one individuals were taken into custody in Snohomish County this week as part of a multi-agency operation identifying those allegedly involved in the sexual abuse and exploitation of children. …

The Snohomish County Council is seeking volunteers to serve on Pro or Con Committees for Snohomish County Charter amendment propositions being brought to the November 2026 ballot by the Charter …

The change is complete at a former hotel on Highway 99. Organizers are counting on the Edmonds New Start Center – the first in Snohomish County – to offer hope and a way forward for homeless men …

South County Fire responds to more emergency calls on July Fourth than any other day of the year. “We typically see brush fires, structure fires, dumpster fires, and unfortunately injuries …

“Truth or AI?” That was the topic of a recent Edmonds Civic Roundtable session on media literacy, which concluded that some are sounding the alarm about a dramatic rise in the use of artificial …

The Rotary Club of Edmonds has successfully launched the Food for Today ... Hope for Tomorrow project, a partnership between the Rotary and the Edmonds Food Bank.   Here’s how it …

Beacon intern Lorelei Schwarz captured some images from Edmonds PrideFest 2026 at Civic Field on Saturday, June 27.