King County Sheriff's Detective Joe Gagliardi told participants in a gang awareness seminar that the problem in King County is growing, but there is hope.
"We are not Los Angeles," he said.
MORENews
Debate continues as third runway opens
Mon, 11/17/08
So after all these years, the third runway at Sea-Tac International Airport is opening for commercial flights this week.
When deciding whom to ask to comment on the past controversies and the current realities, I instinctively reached out…MORE
More transit coming, at least to Highline
Mon, 11/17/08
The Highline area will receive three new light rail stations, funds for Burien's transit center, a rebuilt Tukwila commuter station and expanded express bus service as a result of the passage of Sound Transit's Proposition One on the Nov. 4…MORE
Donate food at all fire stations
Mon, 11/17/08
The nonprofit Emergency Feeding Program of Seattle and King County says requests for emergency grocery bags is up over 25 percent over last year, while donations to the program have remained essentially static.
As the holiday season…MORE
Finally... third runway to open
Mon, 11/17/08
After more than two decades of controversy and construction, the third runway at Sea-Tac International Airport is set to open for commercial airline flights on Thursday, Nov. 20.
With the delays, costs for the 150-ft-wide, 17-inch thick, 8…MORE
Lions Club Bash for the Blind/Deaf Held Recently
Sat, 11/15/08
The Burien Lions Club first annual Bash for the Blind and Deaf was a rousing success Wednesday November 12th at Mick Kelly's Irish Pub in Burien. Dozens of auction items and hundreds of raffle tickets were sold for the single night event. Mark…MORE
Cove to Go opens for business
Sat, 11/15/08
Partners James Privette (left) and Fred Detore II celebrated the grand opening of "Cove To Go", a division of their established business, Emerald Cove Catering, Friday night at the Normandy Park location. Cove To Go features gourmet meals ready…MORE
School Board approves "capacity management plan"
Thu, 11/13/08
The Seattle School Board voted Nov.
MOREParking prices may increase here
Thu, 11/13/08
The City Council will vote on a proposal Monday to increase parking meter prices in Ballard and other Seattle neighborhoods.
The price increase would compensate the city's most recent 2009-2010 budget cut alteration.
Originally…MORE
Open House for lane striping on Fauntleroy Way
Thu, 11/13/08
The city Department of Transportation is considering re-striping Fauntleroy Way Southwest from Southwest Alaska Street to California Avenue Southwest to improve safety, pedestrian access and bicycle usage.
When the street is paved, the…MORE
