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The desire for low-cost housing shouldn't put residents in harm's way, according to Sen.

A White Center woman allegedly bit off the bottom lip of a man she had been kissing.

Laura Cutler, 44, later was charged in King County Superior Court with second-degree domestic-violence assault.

She is being held in the King…MORE

With hearts anchored in Alki's history, a party of nearly 80 landed at Salty's recently for a dinner, speeches, and silent auction to honor the 10th anniversary of the opening of the Log House Museum.

First at the podium was Marcy Johnsen…MORE

Perhaps the Elliott Bay water taxi is the only segment of King County's transportation infrastructure gaining strength after the smack down voters delivered on election day to the Roads and Transit proposal.

The full King County Council…MORE

Increased coyote sightings and the suspected killing of a dog by a coyote in North Seattle were featured in a KING 5 news report on Nov.

The ground has broken on the first of several major mixed-use developments in and around the West Seattle Junction that are expected to change the "synergy" of the area.

Capco Plaza, a seven-story apartment/retail building under…MORE

In the Nov. 7 front page story on the seal pup, we incorrectly named the director of fisheries for the Suquamish Tribe. His name is Rob Purser. We regret the error.

The Seattle City Council has unanimously passed the Seattle Bicycle Master Plan in order to, it the city's words, "increase bicycling and improve bicyclists' safety in the city."

The Bicycle Master Plan was an 18-month collaboration…MORE

A handful of West Seattle residents joined homeowners with solar power across the country recently and opened their doors to citizens curious about solar energy.

Participants in the 12th annual National Solar Tour hoped to inspire others…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels has added $3.5 million to his 2008 proposed budget to help fund 84 permanent supportive housing studio apartments for chronically homeless people.

Half the units at the Plymouth Housing Group's First and Cedar project…MORE