East King News

In the fourth of several budget-focused study sessions, the City Council reviewed Bellevue Utilities’ proposed 2021-2022 budget and rates.

CITY OF KIRKLAND: ShopLocalKirkland.com Creates a Digital Main Street for Kirkland Businesses

A new digital marketplace now makes it possible to find and purchase the unique goods, gifts, food and services that Kirkland businesses offer, many with contactless pickup and delivery options.

CITY OF SAMMAMISH: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed amendments to the Sammamish Comprehensive Plan & Sammamish Municipal Code development regulations

Proposed amendments to the Sammamish Comprehensive Plan and Sammamish Municipal Code development regulations

CITY OF ISSAQUAH: Stay Safe: Holidays and COVID-19

This time of year, families and friends will be making choices about whether or not to gather for celebrations, game days or other seasonal events.

CITY OF BELLEVUE: Data-driven performance nets award for Bellevue

At a time when governments need to be more efficient than ever, the City of Bellevue has earned national recognition for using data to ensure its services meet resident needs.

CITY OF BELLEVUE: Full 24/7 closure of 124th Ave. NE Nov. 5-14

Crews working to replace two electrical towers will close a section of 124th Avenue Northeast in both directions, around the clock, starting at 4 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 5, and ending at 6 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 14.

CITY OF KIRKLAND: Kirkland City Council Meeting Rescheduled to Wednesday, November 4

The City Council meeting on Tuesday, November 3, has been rescheduled to Wednesday, November 4, 2020.

CITY OF SAMMAMISH: Election Day Traffic Plans for Sammamish's Ballot Drop Box Location

King County Elections projects a significant amount of ballots will be deposited in the 72 ballot drop boxes across the County.

CITY OF ISSAQUAH: Recycling Event: Tires, Batteries, Motor Oil, and Pesticides!

Drop off hard-to-recycle items from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 7, 2020 at Issaquah High School, 700 2nd Ave. S.E. Issaquah, WA 98027 at this recycling event.

CITY OF BELLEVUE: Council Roundup: Protest debrief and budget briefing on Development Services fees

On Monday, the City Council received a report on a civil emergency declaration and associated weapons ban issued over the weekend.

CITY OF BELLEVUE: Update: Bellevue lifts all civil emergency orders

Mayor Lynne Robinson has lifted the civil emergency order and the emergency order prohibiting weapons. The order termination states, "extraordinary measures that were required to protect the public peace, safety and welfare within the City are no longer needed."

CITY OF KIRKLAND: Keep leaves and debris out of storm drains this fall to prevent flooding

With the autumn season upon us and long-range weather forecasts predicting more rain than usual, it’s more important than ever to keep Kirkland’s stormwater drainage system flowing freely.

CITY OF SAMMAMISH: Development Regulation Updates - Phase Two

The City of Sammamish is in the process of updating development regulations for residential zoning and creating a unified development code.

CITY OF KIRKLAND: Volunteer at North Rose Hill Woodlands Park

Join the Green Kirkland Partnership and EarthCorps as we work to restore North Rose Hill Woodlands Park!

CITY OF BELLEVUE: Virtual Cultural Conversations

During this month’s virtual Cultural Conversations event and on the verge of a national election, we will learn about the Suffrage Movement.

CITY OF BELLEVUE: City extends additional support to partner organizations

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Bellevue’s nonprofit organizations have supported a wide range of businesses and arts and cultural organizations with valuable resources and tools.

CITY OF KIRKLAND: Volunteer at Everest Park

Join Earth Corps and the Green Kirkland Partnership as we continue to work in Everest Park!

CITY OF SAMMAMISH: Updated: Missing Ballots / Mail in Sammamish

UPDATED: Sammamish PD and USPS will attempt to deliver the found ballots. Again, if you do not receive your ballot in the mail by October 19th, please call King County Elections at 206-296-VOTE or print a replacement online: kingcounty.gov/elections/obmp.

CITY OF ISSAQUAH: How to Vote: 2020 General Election

Voters in Issaquah will begin receiving their General Election ballots in the mail starting Oct. 14. Below are the key dates for the election, as well as information on how to register, return your ballot and request a replacement (if needed).

CITY OF MERCER ISLAND: House Fire at 2400 Block 70th Avenue SE