Reardon announced last week that he is resigning from his post in May.
The embattled politician was the focus of a Washington State Patrol investigation last year.
Peterson said he plans a kickoff party for his campaign in March.
A newly released study shows the Seattle-Tacoma region's use of public transportation saved $367 million in fuel and other costs in 2011.
The City Council will convene at 5:45 p.m. in a closed session, then take potential action in an open meeting directly afterward.
Washington state toxicologist Fiona Couper says there has been no increase in positive blood tests for THC since I-502 went into effect.
The city council withdrew it's participation in planning for a Regional Fire Authority, saying the price tag is too high for local residents and businesses.
An education software company called Brainstorm USA has allegedly been telling Spanish-speaking parents that it is affiliated with the Lake Washington School District in Redmond.
Sally Jewell is the first female nominee to President Obama's second-term cabinet.
The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?
Shawn Hunstock resigned unexpectedly on Monday, with his last day scheduled for Feb. 20, Edmonds said in a press release.
House Bill 1108 would remove the spousal exemption from third-degree rape in Washington state.
This year’s total–still incomplete–shows 1,960 individuals in 1,117 households without a permanent place to live, according to Snohomish County’s Annual Homeless Point In Time (PIT) count.
The Edmonds City Council will hold another public hearing Tuesday, Jan. 29, on the proposal that would allow mixed use development of the area.
Debi Humann alleges that the city and former Mayor Mike Cooper violated her constitutional rights and defamed her.
A public hearing is planned at the regular council meeting Tuesday, Jan. 15, at 7 p.m.
Here’s a sampling of new laws, rules and other government changes that kick in with the new year.
New crossing going in on SR104 near City Park.
The move will save the city $60,000 a year. “Innovation like this is key to the city’s future,” says Edmonds Mayor Dave Earling.
Applications should be submitted by Jan. 11.
Dave Earling lauds city improvements, while mentioning ones to come.
“This committee’s work is more important than ever, because of the toll the great recession has had on Washington’s children and families,” Kagi said.
More than 350 condos could be added to the Edmonds waterfront.
The statewide enforcement known as the "Night of 1,000 Stars" coordinates resources to remove impaired drivers from the roads.
"Shop Edmonds Soon" offers four prizes.
The deadline is Dec. 21.
The inspirational speaker spoke on "Ingredients for an Outstanding Destination" last month at Wade James Theater.
Dog owners are asked to take precautions and seek veterinary care if their pets become ill.
Edmonds Parks and Recreation offering volleyball, pickleball and basketball for men and women.
The Sunland Inc. plant that distributes products to Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Sprouts, Target, Safeway and others is linked to Salmonella contamination that made at least 41 people ill in 20 states.
In addition to Mike Blackburn, those leaving City of Edmonds are Susan Johnson, Carl Nelson, Leonard Yarberry and Vivienne Myers.
The street was open Saturday for Small Business Saturday, but recent rains have halted its completion.
Amtrak service between Seattle and Everett is scheduled to resume Thursday, Nov. 22.
Also: Groundbreaking today for Living Naturally by Julianah on Edmonds Way.
Edmonds median age is 45.9 the second-oldest median age for Washington cities with more than 20,000 people
Edmonds commuters will have an additional 53 parking spaces available Dec. 1 and 103 total spaces by May.
"Sound Transit’s practical ideas to build ridership include more parking options as well as efforts to reduce impacts from mudslides."
Edmonds has the 25th worst income inequality among cities that have more than 20,000 people.
Here are the local rules for removal of signs supporting your favorite candidates and causes.
The popularity of the 2012 calendar took Edmonds Historical Preservation Committee by surprise.