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The Wastemobile, a roving household hazardous waste collection service, continues its 2018 season with a collection event in Burien, Sept.

  Funded with an Airport Communities Ecology grant from the Port of Seattle, SoCoCulture (the South King County Cultural Coalition) this fall is presenting a series of talks on the cultural importance of trees in…MORE

The Port of Seattle has closed the longest runway (designated 16L/34R) at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport for an estimated 90 days for several upgrades related to the opening of the expansion of the North Satellite…MORE

The City of Burien is installing a new wayfinding system that directs both residents and visitors to downtown shopping, services, and amenities.

 On September 10, employees of Alaska Airlines will hold a rally to call attention to their ongoing negotiations with Alaska Air Group. The employees are members of the International Association of Machinists…MORE

The Port of Seattle will host four public meetings this month as part of the environmental review “scoping” process of the Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) Near-Term Projects for Seattle-Ta

Councilmember Dave Upthegrove is releasing the following statement concerning stadium funding legislation that passed out of committee earlier this afternoon.

Highline Public Schools and the Highline Education Association have reached a tentative agreement on a contract. 

The King County Sheriff’s Office is releasing the Use of Force Review Board’s findings regarding the Deputy-involved shooting death of Tommy Le on June

King County Sheriff’s Detectives are looking for help from the public regarding the 1982 disappearance of Benjamin Ridley.