The spill happened early Sunday morning at an unmanned pump station along West Lake Sammamish Parkway.
The Bellevue-based realtor will give the money to a housing referral service for domestic violence victims.
The utility that serves much of the Eastside will hold workshops and a luncheon in Bellevue
IT Operations manager DeAnne Dodson “utilizes her many strengths to help people who need it the most.”
Bellevue's newest park opens on Saturday with a swimming beach - just in time for balmy spring weather.
The state has created a database of buildings at risk of collapsing in a quake. See which ones are in your city.
Three days of food, dancing, music, and shopping begins Friday night at Crossroads Bellevue. Here's the full lineup.
Here are all the projects under review, in planning, or under construction in Bellevue right now.
Plastic shopping bags are one of the hardest items to recycle. The Responsible Recycling Task Force thinks we should end the practice.
New CEO Tim Motts comes to Bellevue from a Hawaii Boys & Girls Club.
The city and Bellevue schools are teaming up for the Tune In/Not Out campaign.
The wastewater flowed from a Bellevue pump station early Tuesday morning, according to King County.
“The Sophia Way provides a vital service to women experiencing homelessness in our Eastside community.” —Symetra CEO Margaret Meister
The luncheon is the nonprofit's largest fundraiser, and goes to help kids in need around Puget Sound.
Roads across Bellevue are slowly being cleared. Each city follows a strict plan plowing priority roads first.
Ho died in 2017. The exhibit will feature writings, letters, images, paintings, and objects.
Carlos and fellow American track-and-field star Tommie Smith raised their fists at the 1968 Olympics for human and black rights.
Close to $500,000 is available for neighborhood improvements in 2019.
Congregations for the Homeless, which will operate the shelter, wants to use a surplus King County property for the facility.
500 to 1,000 smart water meters will be installed around Bellevue as early as spring 2019.
Andrew Mathews will oversee legal operations at John L. Scott's West Coast operations.
Some of the best and most useful content comes from the Patch community. Here's a roundup of stories from this week.
The Taurid meteor shower isn’t particularly prolific, but fireballs make this show amazing. Here’s how to see them in Puget Sound.
Overlake is one of only two hospitals in Washington to get such a high safety rating.
The BAM Biennial 2018: BAM! Glasstastic event starts Friday.
DJ Reggie Dee's "Walk For Unity" began in Florida.
Learn about the process of becoming a naturalized citizen at this information session.
Ever seen a pumpkin on wheels? If not, head to Bellevue Saturday for an interesting race.
Find out where the registered sex offenders are living in Bellevue before the kids go out trick or treating.
The Network On Aging promotes awareness of needs and resources that support older adults through life’s transitions.
Being a Patch Mayor will get you more involved with the community and help keep people informed on local happenings.
Bellevue’s long-time biennial exhibition returns Sept. 14-23 in a concentrated, high-energy format.
City crews took steps to stabilize the bridge, but it will remain closed to pedestrian and bike traffic.
Deafening jets, crowds, and wave-ripping speed boats not your thing? Check out these events happening in your city instead.
Check out our map to find a spray park, splash pad, or wading pool near you.
The beach will be off-limits for at least a day after the treatment, according to city officials.
There will be food, fun, and live music.
A Bellevue teacher's brother was arrested by ICE two weeks ago. Now his coworkers are trying to raise money to help with the legal battle.
Bellevue employees volunteer at 34 Puget Sound organizations