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At its City Council meeting on June 15, 2021, Mayor Karen Moran, representing the entire City Council, joined mayors across the country ...
The parade is an Issaquah tradition that we plan to welcome back next year, in 2022.
Big Rock Park Central is the second parcel of land gifted to the City by Mary Pigott. It is just south of Big Rock Park North's 15 acres ...
With the local election season underway, you may have noticed campaign signs popping up around Sammamish. Whether you are a candidate ru ...
The Issaquah Highlands are launching their new Global Grub and Groove series with a celebration of African American culture on June 18.
There are a record number of job openings in the U.S. labor market; King County's unemployment rate decreased recently.
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A groundbreaking proposal to ban government use of facial recognition software has been passed by the King County Council. It was approv ...
See the latest announcement from the King County Government.
Schrier will face at least one Republican challenger next year as she looks to secure a third term representing Washington's 8th District.
Flags will be presented to children as cars drive by, using social distancing, which will be strictly adhered to during the “Parade of Cars.
'We will learn about the newly formed Coalition Against Hate and Bias, and how we can support friends and neighbors experiencing racial.'
King County Parks and King County Metro are happy to announce that the Trailhead Direct service will be returning for 2021.
A seventh round of emergency funding in response to COVID-19, this time totaling more than $631 million, was approved Tuesday by the Kin ...
Join us! The Planning Policy Commission is hosting a virtual meeting to launch this important project at 6:30 p.m. May 27.
Volunteers are welcome to assist local veterans decorate the headstones of fallen veterans with crosses, Stars of David and flags.
We are aware of the new guidance released by the CDC regarding COVID-19 restrictions, along with Governor Inslee announcing we are movin ...
In January, the Parks, Recreation, and Facilities Department canceled all regular, large in-person special events through July 4 because ...
King County Councilmember Rod Dembowski issued a statement on Wednesday regarding the retirement of Public Health Seattle - King County ...
Access to broadband speeds needed for remote work and learning vary greatly across the U.S.
The U.S. Department of Treasury has unveiled how much economic relief is heading to counties and cities. Here's how Sammamish fares.
Please join the City of Issaquah and Issaquah Schools in a community conversation about the School Resource Officer (SRO) program.
This listening session will be held virtually from 5-6:30 p.m. May 5. Register online.
Learn more, and provide your feedback, on the City’s proposed plan for future capital investments and projects for 2022-2027.
The largest share of the budget's spending priorities is earmarked for public safety efforts.
Following its study session on April 27, the City Council will also hold a public hearing on the plan May 3.
Issaquah is looking to hear from residents over the next week about the best way to offer city services when the new normal arrives.
IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your King County neighbors.
There will be more opportunities to stay engaged in the months to come. Subscribe to updates online under the “Community” category.
Take our online surveys now through March 5 to provide feedback on potential improvements to play areas at Hillside and Blackberry parks.
REI Co-op, a specialty outdoor retailer, recently announced it selected Issaquah – otherwise known as Trailhead City.
The effort to revisit rules at city parks began in 2019 and is nearing its final phases.
Residents can submit questions for Sammamish's city manager, police chief and emergency manager through Friday, Jan. 22.
City officials have formally canceled four annual events through July 4, citing uncertainty over the future of the coronavirus pandemic.
Each year, the Mayor and City Council President select a person to induct for making a lasting difference in our community.
Democrat Kim Schrier has secured a second term in Congress, representing Washington's 8th Congressional District.