The comprehensive report addresses concerns over climate, forest health, salmon habitat, water quality and quality and other key issues.
Utility work for a new development may cause a drop in water pressure in the Highlands neighborhood Wednesday morning.
For the first time this year, Kirkland neighbors are invited down to City Hall this weekend to safely drop off batteries for recycling.
Community members have until Feb. 19 to help craft the city's six-year tree management plan.
KPCF is working with New Bethlehem Programs to hire a specialist to work with homeless kids in the new shelter.
AFTS' servers were encrypted by ransomware sometime between the evening of Feb. 3 and the morning of Feb. 4, 2021, city officials said.
Two Kirkland firefighters are being recognized for "exemplary work" for their leadership during the coronavirus pandemic.
10th Graders from the International Community School Volunteer at Bridle Trails State Park
The Lake Washington Saddle Club celebrates 75 years and continues to protect and preserve Bridle Trails State Park
Community talks included topics such as Preparing to be Color Conscious and Color Brave, which brought nearly 100 attendees.
The City has also helped stabilize agencies by covering some of the unexpected expenses related to coronavirus.
If you're around others, what are the chances you'll be exposed to the virus? Researchers have developed a new risk assessment tool.
The study compared the quality of a life and affordability of more than 1,200 cities across the country to create the ranking.
Applications are being accepted until October 5 for seats on a Siting Advisory Committee.
Residents over 60 can pick up or arrange delivery for meals every Tuesday and Friday.
The City successfully hosted six Safer Summer Recycling Events following the same protocol.
The Safer Fall events will allow residents to safely dispose of electronics, batteries and styrofoam on six upcoming dates.
On Friday, residents can bring electronics and batteries for proper disposal. On Saturday, the city will accept styrofoam materials.
The helpers are the people who make life better. Nominate your Local Heroes to give them the recognition they deserve, presented by Ring.
Temporary rotating winter shelters for families with children and women find a permanent 24/7/365 home.
A phone version of the community survey was recently administered to a statistically valid, random sample of Kirkland residents.
The new site will prioritize giving the public quick and easy access to the services that they use most.
People and pets should avoid contact with the water.
This February, just before the coronavirus outbreak struck Kirkland, the City offered the YWCA a one-year lease extension.
These summer operation recommendations are set forth in proposed Resolution 5424 that will be voted on at the May 19 Council meeting.
The machines can be used to sanitize N95 masks, helping to protect health care workers from the coronavirus.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
Staff from parks and police departments will increase their presence in the parks and on trails to ensure social distancing requirements.
The postcard provides three phone numbers with important information and resources that residents who are home bound may need.
The meeting will be held via Zoom and residents can view on live stream on the city website.
The City clarifies what is considered an "essential business," and how to best comply with the Governor's Stay Home, Stay Healthy Order.
Any pet owners that license their pets during the COVID-19 emergency proclamation will have all late fees waived.
"Most city employees have been deemed essential critical infrastructure workers in accordance with Governor Inslee’s order."
Google's Kirkland Small Business Relief Fund will provide immediate grants to qualifying small businesses and small nonprofits.
An apparent bobcat was filmed walking down a Kirkland driveway, captured in video on the Neighbors app.
A celebration of life is planned for January 2020.
Learn more about the opening of Bright Horizons at Urban Plaza and its early education program.
New FOY Board Chair Ellen Boyer was recently picked to lead the Eastside charity.
See this week's Patch reader-submitted photos featuring local sights. Submit your photos for next week's edition.
Cities and neighborhoods hold block parties during National Night Out to building community relationships.