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Des Moines council members added on Sept.

King County Council members voted to re-establish a permanent gang suppression unit in the King County Sheriff's Office.

The original gang suppression unit was disbanded in 1996.

Council budget committee members also urged priority…MORE

More than 20 businesses along Southwest 152nd Street are banding together for Burien's first Ladies Day Out on Saturday, Oct. 6, to raise funds for the fight against breast cancer.

From noon to midnight, these businesses will offer special…MORE

This was a tool for accountability.

But it can't stop with that one tool. There are other promises, for example, students can make that will demonstrate their commitment.

For example, they can:

Learn all they can from…MORE

Bus riders who traditionally wait on First Avenue downtown to catch a ride home to West Seattle are now waiting for their buses on Third Avenue.

The change affects Routes 54 and 55, which run through the Alaska Junction, Morgan Junction,…MORE

A $140,000 settlement in a case involving state campaign law violations prior to the 2001 Des Moines city election was announced last week by the Attorney General's Office.

TME Capital Group, Environmental Materials Transport and Monarch…MORE

As part of the annual United Way Day of Caring, 50 employees from WaMu and Microsoft Corporation volunteered at Multi-Service Center's Federal Way Food Bank, Friday, September 21, to help promote volunteerism and to learn first-hand the issues of…MORE

The Rev. Paul Smith wants his newly remodeled West Side Presbyterian Church on California Avenue to be a house open to the entire community.

"Our theme will be 'Connections.' This is critically important. With the general fragmentation of…MORE

The Burien City Council's dream of having a local hotel soon could become a reality.

Council members heard on Sept. 24 a presentation from the Alliance Property Group, a developer that hopes to gain the exclusive rights to the construction…MORE

The completion of several projects listed in West Seattle's neighborhood plans resulted in major improvements to neighborhoods, but with a loss of city support the plans have faltered, an independent city audit has found.

Nearly 900…MORE