Henry Moses Aquatic Center In Renton Opens On June 26

Lounge chairs will be available during each open swim session with recommended sanitization procedures.

Back On Track In Renton

Individuals with an outstanding bench warrant should contact the specific court where the warrant was issued.

Ranked Choice Voting Proposal Heads To King County Council

If approved by the council, King County voters could decide in November whether to elect certain offices using ranked-choice voting.

Power Restored After Outage Affects 2,300+ In Renton

A Puget Sound Energy outage briefly left more than 2,300 customers without power in Renton on Tuesday afternoon.

Approving Asphalt Plant Would Be 'Monumental' Mistake, Dunn Says

County Councilmember Reagan Dunn sent a letter this week urging the county to deny permits to build an asphalt plant by the Cedar River.

Renton Area Unemployment Decreases: Feds

There are a record number of job openings in the U.S. labor market; King County's unemployment rate decreased recently.

King County Government: King County Council Unanimously Approves Reagan Dunn's Motion To Include Substance Use Disorder Supports In The ...

See the latest announcement from the King County Government.

King County Government: Facial Recognition Technology Ban Passed By King County Council

A groundbreaking proposal to ban government use of facial recognition software has been passed by the King County Council. It was approv ...

Public Works Week In Renton

“We are very fortunate to have Abdoul overseeing our water utilities,” said Ron Straka, his supervisor and co-worker for 32 years.

King County Approves $631 Million Emergency COVID Budget

King County's seventh round of emergency funding includes more money than the previous six combined. Here's where it's going.

2021 Elections Draw Record Number Of Candidates In King County

More people are running for office than ever before across King County this year. Here's what to expect in August and November.

King County Government: Record $631 Million Emergency COVID Budget Approved By Council

A seventh round of emergency funding in response to COVID-19, this time totaling more than $631 million, was approved Tuesday by the Kin ...

This Week In Renton

“We are very fortunate to have Abdoul overseeing our water utilities,” said Ron Straka.

Mayor's Statement On Chauvin Verdict In Renton

'Today’s guilty verdict on all counts against Derek Chauvin is an initial step in proving accountability in our justice system.'

Krystal Marx Launches 9th District Congressional Bid

Krystal Marx, deputy mayor of Burien, will challenge Rep. Adam Smith in 2022. Smith has held the office for nearly 25 years.

2021 King County Elections: Here's Who Is Running For Office

This week, hundreds of candidates officially filed to seek office in King County. Here's how to find out who is running in your town.

Campaign To Renew King County's Best Starts For Kids Levy Begins

This August, King County voters will see Proposition 1, which would renew and expand childcare support programs first approved in 2015.

King County Government: Dembowski Issues Statement On Retirement Of Public Health Director Patty Hayes

King County Councilmember Rod Dembowski issued a statement on Wednesday regarding the retirement of Public Health Seattle - King County ...

$145 Million Rent Help Fund Opens For Applications In King County

The new fund will cover up to a full year of pandemic-era rent expenses for households in need across King County. Here's how it works.

The Digital Divide: How Wide In Renton Area?

U.S. shows great variance in access and use of high-speed internet.

James Alberson Launches Bid For Renton City Council's Position 1

After falling short for a seat on the city council in 2019, the Renton Chamber's former board chairman is running for Position 1.

2021 Elections: Candidate Filing Week Begins In Washington

Hundreds of offices are up for election this year, and Washingtonians have through May 21 to officially file for a spot on the ballot.

Free Virtual Renton Career Fair

Attendees are encouraged to dress for success and have your resume.

Free Virtual Renton Career Fair

Attendees are encouraged to dress for success and have your resume.

King County Buys Hotel In Effort To House More Homeless People

Tuesday's State of the County address focused on efforts to shelter more people, boost rental assistance and vaccinate King County students.

Here's How Much Renton Will Get From The American Rescue Plan

The U.S. Department of Treasury has unveiled how much economic relief is heading to counties and cities. Here's how Renton fares.

Renton Councilmember Ruth Pérez Launches Reelection Bid

Pérez has served on the Renton City Council since 2014 and is looking for another term at Position 6.

King County Bans Fireworks In Unincorporated Areas

New legislation passed Tuesday will ban all consumer fireworks, including sparklers, in unincorporated areas, starting next year.

Joe Nguyen Launches Bid For King County Executive

State Sen. Joe Nguyen will challenge Dow Constantine for King County's top post. Constantine is seeking a fourth term.

Chalk Your Walk In Renton

The Hyatt Regency is providing $2,000 worth of chalk for the campaign and will host “Chalk at Hyatt's Dock!” on May 3-7.

Renton Mayor's Statement On Chauvin Verdict

“I would first like to express our continued condolences to the family of George Floyd".

King County Pitches Plan To Move $16 Million From Jail Budget

A joint proposal from King County and Seattle would repurpose $16 million in the jail budget for community health and housing programs.

Jessica Giner Appointed Renton Municipal Court Judge

“I am very honored and appreciate the confidence Mayor Pavone and the City Council have shown in me,” said Judge Giner.

King County Sheriff Faces Growing Pressure To Resign

Girmay Zahilay is the second King County council member to call for Sheriff Mitzi Johanknecht's resignation after an internal e-mail leaked.

Federal Taxes: How Do Your Payments And Refunds Compare?

You can use IRS data to compare your tax payments and refunds to others in King County.

Mayor, Governor And Community Leaders Stand Against Racial Violence In Renton

'Our primary goal is to protect and promote mutual respect and appreciation for all people within our community.'

Vaccines, Rent Help: How King County Plans To Spend $600M In Aid

King County Executive Dow Constantine unveiled a massive coronavirus spending plan Wednesday, funded by federal, state and local coffers.

Mayor, Governor And Community Leaders Stand Against Racial Violence In Renton

'Our primary goal is to protect and promote mutual respect and appreciation for all people within our community.'

Washington State Leaders Denounce Anti-Asian Violence

Gov. Jay Inslee and other leaders held a conference discussing the concerning rise in anti-Asian bias, and how the state can fight hate.

Virtual Attendance At City Council Meetings In Renton

City Council meetings will be held via Zoom Webinar, broadcast on Channel 21, and available by telephone.