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The Burien City Council voted 5-2 on Nov.

Democrats maintained their domination of all legislative seats representing the Highline area in the Nov. 7 general election.

All incumbents easily won re-election in the 11th, 33rd and 34th Legislative Districts.

In the one race…MORE

Led by chief academic officer Carla Santorno, Seattle Public Schools will be operating under a new academic vision aimed at building common curriculum to help students graduate high school and be prepared for college and work.

The plan is…MORE

A $140.4 million, four-year levy for Highline public schools will be on the March 13 special election ballot.

On Nov. 8, Highline board members approved placing the measure before voters.

When the Seattle School Board called off phase two of school closures last month it left Viewlands Elementary students and parents feeling a little lost.

"It's mass confusion--no one knows really what to do," said Viewlands parent Lynn…MORE

Burien Little Theatre promises to puts the "fun" into dysfunctional with A Tuna Christmas, the hilarious sequel to the hit comedy Greater Tuna, which opens Friday, Nov.

Highline's incumbent Democratic legislators were overwhelmingly re-elected in Tuesday's election.

In unofficial election night results from King County Elections, 11th District Rep.

The lights will stay on at the Solstice Park tennis courts as the city starts its winter energy-savings plan.

Formerly known as the Lincoln Park Annex, the six public tennis courts at 7400 Fauntleroy Way S.W. are among the busiest in…MORE

King County is planning to create a five-block pedestrian corridor to connect the new Greenbridge housing development to the White Center business district.

The new walking route is planned on Southwest 98th Street between 11th and 16th…MORE

Highline voters may be asked to approve a $140.4 million, four-year public school levy next year.

District staffers recently presented the proposal that would replace a four-year levy that expires next September.

Superintendent John…MORE