Englund-Dhingra Race Most Expensive Senate Contest Ever: PDC

The fight for the 45th Legislative District Senate seat - and control of state government - is breaking campaign spending records.

Redmond Adds 'Green' Vehicles To City Fleet

The city has added four vehicles that are wholly or partially battery powered.

Misleading Safe-Use Site Phone Poll Hits Redmond: City Officials

City officials say that Redmond residents are getting calls from a poll asking about a safe-use drug site planned for the city.

Redmond Human Services Commission Seeks New Member

The City of Redmond is seeking someone with an interest in an array of Human Services, like health care and family health, to join comission

How Much Will Property Taxes Increase In Lake Washington School District? See Estimates Here

The state's new budget includes a statewide property tax increase. Find out how much taxes will go up in your city.

Redmond Planning Director Retiring After 16 Years

After serving the community for 16 years, Rob Odle will retire as planning director from the City of Redmond on June 5.

Filing Week 2017: Redmond Candidates Running For Election

Candidate filing week started Monday. Here are all the people near you who are running for office in 2017.

Redmond City Council Holds Neighborhood Conversation

Neighborhood Conversation forums are a casual and convenient way for residents to interact with their elected leaders.

Redmond Street Open After Water Main Break, City Says

A water main break early Thursday morning had closed a street near Lake Sammamish.

U.S. Rep. DelBene Hosting Series Of Local Town Hall Meetings

DelBene will host an upcoming town hall in Redmond with more planned for Kirkland and cities in Snohomish County.

Redmond Picks Local Attorney To Fill City Council Vacancy

A vacancy opened on the Council after Position 4 member Kimberly Allen resigned due to conflicts between work and government service.

Redmond Will Hold Immigration Forum With Lawyers Available

A community meeting on the issue of immigration Wednesday, March 22 in Redmond. The event is free and open to the public.

Former Redmond Mayor Retiring From Kirkland Council

Doreen Marchione served as Redmond mayor between 1984 and 1991.

Redmond Seeks Resident To Service On City Commission

The Commission’s role is to advise the Mayor and Council on general human services issues and to make specific funding recommendations.

Redmond Light Rail: Redmond Releases Video Of Downtown Station Designs

The city has released a video describing four options for the downtown light rail stop.

Redmonds Seeks 2 Design Professionals For City Board

You'll get to make recommendations on landscape and urban design projects in Redmond.

Redmond Passes Cultural Inclusion Resolution

The City Council passed the resolution to improve the city's "culture of inclusion."

Redmond Rep. DelBene Will Attend Donald Trump Inauguration

Some Washington Democrats are planning to skip Trump's inauguration.

Open Seat On Redmond City Council Up For Grabs

The city is accepting applications from Redmond residents to fill departing Councilwoman Kimberly Allen's seat.

King County Picks Local Legislators To Fill Redmond District Vacancies

The swap approved on Thursday by the King County Council fills a seat left vacant by Lt. Gov. Cyrus Habib.

Dino Rossi: 7 Key Facts About Redmond's New State Senator

The King County Council chose Rossi to fill the 45th Legislative District seat left open after the death of state Sen. Andy Hill.

DelBene Floats Bill To Prevent Religious Registry

Redmond Congresswoman takes action after Trump surrogates discuss ways to register immigrants.

Who Voted? Redmond Area's Most Popular Ballot Drop Boxes Revealed

The ballots are counted, and King County Elections has determined which ballot boxes were the most stuffed on Election Day.

The Great Lie: Government is the Enemy; Fmr Seattle Councilman/Author Nick Licata's Topic at July Drinking Liberally-Redmond

Politics, Government, Democratic Party, Republican party, Progressive, Liberal, Conservative

JOAN McBRIDE, WA ST HOUSE REP (48th LD), TO DIALOGUE ABOUT RECENT LEGISLATIVE SESSION AT JUNE DRINKING LIBERALLY

Washington State Legislature, politics, government

MOM'S RISING FOUNDER, KRISTIN ROWE-FINKBEINER, TO TALK ON FAMILY-FRIENDLY WORK POLICIES AT MAY DRINKING LIBERALLY-REDMOND

Politics, Family-friendly policies

JAXON RAVENS, WA ST DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHAIR, TO TALK ABOUT 2016 ELECTION AT APRIL DRINKING LIBERALLY-REDMOND MEETING

2016 Election, Democratic Party, progressive politics

I Eat Red Meat but am Married to a Vegetarian: Personal Observations about U.S. Foreign Policy in an Election Year

Politics, Progressive Politics, Conservatives, National Security, Foreign Policy, 2016 Election

THE CLIMATE CHANGE FIGHT AFTER KEYSTONE AND PARIS

Politics, climate change, social action, progressives, Keystone decision, Paris climate ac

ENDING HOMELESSNESS IN REDMOND-WHAT CAN BE DONE?

Politics, social policy, housing policy, homelessness

Should Your State Legalize Pot?

With the economical benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?

What Child Care Costs Mean for You and Your Family

Three Ways the Shutdown Hurt the Economy

A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

Keep it Zipped: Public Urination Outlawed in Unincorporated King County

The Metropolitan King County Council adopted legislation to reduce public urination in unincorporated rural King County. The ordinance creates the offense of urinating or defecating in public.

WSDOT I-90 Tolling Hearings Start This Week

Officials say public feedback to help shape alternatives and tolling options across Lake Washington

Washington WIC Program Gets 30-Day Reprieve

The Washington Department of Health said it has funding to continue services for the Women, Infants, and Children food and nutrition program through October from the USDA.

Second Half of County Property Taxes Due Oct. 31

After October 31, interest charges and penalties will be added to the tax bill.

Government Shutdown: Are All Parks and Trails Closed?

The National Park Service announced Tuesday, Oct. 1 that all 401 national parks are closed due to the federal government shutdown.

BUI: King County Council Passes Ordinance Allowing Boats to be Impounded