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The city is seeking candidates for a vacant position on the Seattle Women's Commission which advises the mayor, City Council and city departments on issues that impact women in Seattle.

As advisors to the mayor, City Council and city…MORE

Every day Seattleites hop in their cars ready to start another day. For a lucky few, the commute is easy.

Seattle Public Schools have hired Don Kennedy as the district's new chief financial and operations officer.

In the newly configured position, Kennedy assumes the responsibilities of former Chief Operations Officer Mark Green and former…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels has urged the Seattle City Council to take action by the end of the year on legislation he says could create hundreds of new, affordable homes for working families.

Nickels proposed the "Seattle Homes Within Reach"…MORE

The Northwest Design Review Board has approved the design of a new six-story, 31-unit condominium for the northwest corner of 24th Avenue Northwest and Northwest 58th Street. Danielle Condominium is the newest addition planned in a two-block…MORE

The Times/News presents a summary of action on bills by Highline-area lawmakers in the Nov. 29 special session of the Legislature.

For complete information, go to www.WashingtonVotes.com - a free, non-partisan Website that is the source…MORE

The heavy rains on Monday led to local flooding in many areas around Highline including this driveway on Des Moines Way South. Photo by Patrick Robinson

Boulevard Park, tucked in the southeast corner of unincorporated North Highline, officially has a third suitor.

SeaTac City Council members on Nov. 26 designated Boulevard Park as a potential annexation area (PAA).

The shortage of foster homes is so critical in the Highline area that, occasionally, social workers have children in foster care sleep on couches in their offices.

On rare occasions, they take these children to a hotel to spend the night…MORE

The Des Moines Library will close for renovation on Tuesday, Dec.