Amy Walen shares with Patch why she should be elected to represent Washington's 48th District.
The county is taking the day Friday to recognize the long hours local caregivers have been pulling for the pandemic.
Chief Joe Sanford released a short video this week, speaking directly to voters about what a proposed levy would fund in Kirkland.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson is leading a coalition of more than a dozen states in filing a federal lawsuit over changes to the USPS.
The next Council meeting takes place on September 1.
Until the end of the month, anyone who contacts the court to pay a ticket or fine can avoid late fees.
The Council will approve a fiscal note for these items during their meeting on September 1.
Councilmembers passed the resolution Tuesday, approving a framework for establishing new reforms and accountability measures.
This year, all 10 of Washington's seats on the U.S. House of Representatives are up for election.
Maintenence teams will mow the lawns and clear brush along the 5.75-mile corridor through Friday.
Currently, the Planning Commission is working diligently on the Planning Work Program for 2020-2022, among other important topics.
In the coming weeks, King County residents will cast votes for dozens of offices up for election this year. Get a head start here.
Amnesty begins on July 15, but individuals can contact the court now to set up payment arrangements.
Here's a look at which Kirkland businesses and organizations received PPP loans from the United States to stay afloat during the pandemic.
Instructions to participate via Zoom will be provided on the City Council webpage prior to the meeting.
'The Council, the City Manager and our Police Chief are committed to taking positive and sustainable action.'
The deadline for completing the survey is May 15.
Restrictions on outdoor recreation have eased across Washington, allowing the city to reopen the boat launch and moorage at Kirkland Marina.
"As your City Council, we acknowledge what a tremendous burden this has been on all of our residents, businesses, and essential workers."
A Kirkland senior facility connected to at least 37 coronavirus deaths is reportedly facing fines and other penalties after a federal probe.
The heightened regulatory attention comes after the deaths of five people who had lived at Life Care Center of Kirkland, Washington.
You might be surprised how well Donald Trump and long-shot Gov. Jay Inslee are doing in terms of campaign contributions.
How Washington is addressing transportation issues in a diverse and increasingly congested state.
Stanford will move from state representative of the 1st Legislative District to the state senate seat vacated by Guy Palumbo.
The problem was affecting services Wednesday morning at City Hall and the Kirkland Justice Center, but was fixed by the evening.
Palumbo announced his resignation on Friday morning citing a desire to return to the private sector.
Filing week for the 2019 primary ended Friday. See who's running for office in local, county, and special district races near you.
Election Day for the April 2019 special election is Tuesday. Voters in Woodinville, Kirkland, Issaquah, and Redmond have issues to decide.
Kirkland will allow between 100 and 200 bikeshare bikes to be distributed throughout the city.
Neir was elected to his first term on the Kirkland Council in November 2017.
Kirkland launched a new app this week that allows you to report problems like potholes, graffiti, and broken street lights.
See how the city plans to prevent pollutants from ending up in local water systems.
Kirkland asked residents to weigh in on bringing bike share to the city. Most people say yes.
27 Kirkland residents applied to replace Walen, who left the city to serve in the state House.
Walen left Council after being elected to the state House in November.
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Walen is heading to Olympia. Her replacement will be selected from the community by City Council.
The corridor spans Renton to Woodinville. King County wants to find a new name.
Walen was elected in November as the state representative for the 48th Legislative District.
The growing district will ask voters for $120 million over 6 years to expand several local schools.