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Burien council members are expected to adopt the city's 2008 budget at their Nov. 19 meeting.

The projected spending plan calls for an operating fund of $24.7 million.

A cooking demonstration for Hispanics and Latinos interested in healthy eating habits will be given Tuesday, Nov. 20, from 2:30 to 5 p.m. at La Canasta grocery store and restaurant in Burien.

Two recipes-for chicken and cilantro and a…MORE

Vehicle owners in our state have a new option for having fun with their license plates and supporting worthwhile causes.

Starting this month, the Department of Licensing is allowing our state's recently expanded selection of specialty…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 Metropolitan King County Council has passed an ordinance allowing the creation of a new Professional Standards Division in the King County Sheriff's Office.

This new division would consolidate and manage all departmental functions…MORE

The annual Community Food and Toy Drive for Des Moines and Federal Way kicks into high gear this weekend, and South King Fire and Rescue is asking for the public's generosity once again.

Donations of canned goods, non-perishable (dry) food…MORE

This sign was prominently displayed at the Farmer's Market last week.

Burien City Councilman Gordon Shaw decisively defeated former councilman Stephen Lamphear in the Nov.

The Lora Lake Apartments in Burien, long threatened by the wrecking ball, will open again as an affordable-housing complex.

Burien City Council members approved by a 4-2 vote on Nov. 5 a memorandum of understanding to preserve the 162…MORE

While battling a health crisis, Chris Wedes, better known as J.P. Patches, still wears a smile, and plaid vest of buttons and badges. With sidekick, Bob Newman, a.k.a. Gertrude, the two Seattle icons clowned around on KIRO-TV from the 1950s…MORE