CIty of Shoreline Will Plant Trees in Honor of Arbor Day Saturday, Nov. 17

City invites people to help plant 27 trees starting at 10 a.m.

UPDATE: Marijuana Users Free to Smoke Up, but Drug Dealers Still Face Arrests and Prosecution

Police Chief Shawn Ledford, City Manager Julie Underwood and City Prosecutor Sarah Roberts to meet this afternoon to discuss policy and will likely put an end officially to marijuana possession arrests and prosecution

Shoreline Council Preview: 2013 Budget, Comp. Plan Update on Agenda

Public hearing on proposed 2013 budget with emphasis on the Capital Improvement Program to be held at tonight's meeting

GALLERY: Shoreline Celebrates Veterans Day

City honors Veterans in third annual cermony

List: Shoreline Library Was State's Ninth-Busiest in 2011

A ranking of the top 30 libraries by circulation was recently compiled by The Washington List Guy.

Shoreline Has the 10th Worst Income Inequality Among Washington Cities, Census Shows

Of cities with more than 20,000 in population Shoreline's richest 5 percent get more than a fifth of the total income earned

Shoreline City Halls Hosts Veteran's Day Celebration, Monday at 2 p.m.

All veterans of any U.S. military service, regardless of the duration of their service, are invited along with family and friends to attend the events

What's Open and Closed on Veterans Day Holiday

Most banks, government offices and public schools are closed on Monday

King County Deputies Directed Not to Arrest Adults WIth an Ounce or Less of Marijuana

Marijuana possession has already been de-emphasized; not too much of a change expected in Shoreline

Smith on Politics: Little Mystery in Local Election, but Future of County Council Seat Provides Intrigue

Would County Council appointee be caretaker or long-term?;Thousands of ballots still to be counted

Q&A with City's Leadership Team: What the Passage of Shoreline Prop. 1 Means

Next steps in the Seattle Public Utilities water system acquisition

Seattle Securities Broker Sentenced to Three-Plus Years in Prison for Defrauding Investors

Charles Chesterfield, a registered securities broker dealer, kept loan payoffs and provided false statements to investors

Shoreline Councilman Will Hall Seeks King County Council District 1 Seat

Hall, who is in his first term as a Shoreline Councilmember, touts his city, county, and business experience as reasons he should replace Bob Ferguson who won election as Washington's next attorney general

DelBene Takes Lead Over Koster in Early Returns in 1st Congressional District

The first round of results were released by King County Elections shortly after 8 p.m. Tuesday.

McDermott Wins Reelection Over Bemis in Redrawn 7th Congressional District

Democrat McDermott elected to his 13th term in Congress

In 32nd Legislative District Kagi, Ryu Win Reelection to State House

Democrats Ruth Kagi and Cindy Ryu defeat Republicans Robert Reedy and Randy Hayden respectively

Farrell, Pollet, leading in 46th District Races

Newcomer Jessyn Farrell is leading Sarajane Siegfriedt in the Position 2 race to replace Phyillis Gutierrez-Kenney while incumbent Gerry Pollet is leading Sylvester Cann in the Position 1 race.

Demolition of Sunset, Aldercrest Annex Moving Forward

The Shoreline School Board has awarded a contract for the demolition of the vacant Sunset Elementary School building.

UPDATE: Shoreline Proposition 1 is Passing Handily

Shoreline voters are voting to authorize the City of Shoreline to acquire SPU water services in Shoreline

Court of Appeals to Hear Developer's Appeal of Point Wells Decision Wednesday

Washington Court of Appeals will hear appeal at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday

Local Democrats Holding Election Night Party at Nile Shrine Golf Center

Tickets are $30 in advance, $50 at the door

Letter to the Editor: Councilwoman McConnell Urges Yes Vote on Shoreline Prop. 1

The Shoreline City Council feels a responsibility to move the city forward for the good of its citizens, McConnell says. This case is no different.

Shoreline Council to Hold Public Hearing on Proposed 2013 Budget Tonight

Veterans Day proclamation will be presented at beginning of meeting

Seattle City Light Crews Headed to N.Y. for Hurricane Sandy Recovery Effort

Crews, trucks to be airlifted from Joint Base Lewis-McChord on Saturday

Spend Election Day 2012 With Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Patch

We'll have live coverage throughout the day and results Tuesday night for Washington state. Join us for the conversation.

Letter to the Editor: Former Shoreline Mayor Ron Hansen Says Prop. 1 Opponents Have it Wrong

Anti-Prop. 1 political ad is "false and misleading," Hansen says

VIDEO: All About Water: Representatives from Local Water Utilities Answer Questions

A question and answer session features representatives from Ronald Wastewater District, Seattle Public Utilities and Shoreline Water District

Koster Opposes Abortion, Even in Cases Involving 'The Rape Thing'

The Republican Snohomish County Council member is in a tight race against Suzan DelBene in the 1st Congressional District.

Patch Candidate Q&A: Robert Reedy, 32nd District Representative Position 2.

Meet Republican Robert Reedy, challenger to Democratic incumbent Ruth Kagi

Patch Candidate Q&A: Sylvester Cann, 46th District Representative Position 1

Meet Democrat Sylvester Cann, challenger to incumbent Democrat Gerry Pollet

Patch Candidate Q&A: Randy Hayden, 32nd District Representative Position 1

Meet Republican Randy Hayden challenger to Democratic Rep. Cindy Ryu

Patch Candidate Q&A: Cindy Ryu, 32nd District Representative Position 1

Meet incumbent Democrat Cindy Ryu whose opponent is Republican Randy Hayden

Seattle Hard Money Lender Sentenced to Eight Years in Prison

Judge calls defendant a “predator”

Shoreline to Receive $6.9 Million in Funding for Transportation Projects

Transportation Improvement Program approved – $7.9 Billion in planned projects for King, Kitsap, Pierce and Snohomish counties

Arts Crush North Events at Shoreline City Hall, Oct. 30-31

Stop by the Shoreline City Hall Lobby on the Oct. 30 and 31 for some end of October fun with three very creative artists.

President Obama Supports Referendum 74 on Gay Marriage

The latest Elway Poll shows a close race, with 49 percent of voters supporting the gay marriage referendum and 45 percent opposing it.

Meet John Urquhart, Candidate for King County Sheriff

The former King County Sheriff's Spokesman, a 30-plus year Mercer Island resident, faces Interim Sheriff Steve Strachan for the King County Sheriff's job.

Smith on Politics: Ferguson Responds to Cop-killer Ad

Statements from Congressional candidates Bemis and McDermott; comments from four 46th Legislative District candidates; where to leave ballots; new Washington voters can register through Oct. 29. Vote in person Nov. 2-3, 5-6

Meet Steve Strachan, Candidate for King County Sheriff

Sheriff Steve Strachan, a SeaTac resident with 25 years of experience in law enforcement, is running against former King County Sheriff's Office spokesman and Mercer Island resident John Urquhart.

DOCUMENTS: Shoreline School District Again Pleads for Help From Legislature for Fircrest

School District has paid $860,249 out of pocket over the past four years to serve school-age students at Fircrest for state program without reimbursement from the state