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By Tim Clinton

Sports Editor

King County Councilmembers are currently debating the future of the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA) after a forensic evaluation revealed severe financial mismanagement.

As April winds down, the West Seattle heartbeat quickens with a variety of ways to connect with neighbors.

A 22-year-old man remains in custody following a first appearance hearing Monday afternoon where a judge found probable cause for Attempted Kidnapping in the Second Degree with a deadly weapon enhancement.

South Seattle College (SSC) has announced a campus-wide event, "Tastes Like Home," scheduled for Thursday, April 30,.

Information from Seattle Police Blotter

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The sidewalks along Alki Avenue’s bustling "restaurant row" are looking a lot brighter this week following the installation of 18 new pedestrian-scale lights aimed at boosting public safety.

Information from the City of Burien

The Burien City Council voted on April 20, 2026, to appoint Bob Larson as interim city manager. Larson’s first day with the City will be Tuesday, April 28.

 The Highline Heritage Museum is embarking on a significant new chapter, announcing plans to expand into an adjacent property to accommodate its rapidly growing collections and community programs.

In the wake of a recent city-led sweep of a large homeless encampment at Rotary Viewpoint Park and the adjacent greenbelt by the West Seattle Golf Course, the "scorched earth" left behind has become the latest battleground for two