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For almost two years, North Highline residents have wondered how their monthly bills and yearly taxes could change if they are annexed by Seattle, join Burien or form their own city.

The cost of some services…MORE

John Kane is on the phone. On the other end of the line, Seattle Port Commissioner Alec Fisken is congratulating Kane on his run at Port Commission Seat No. 3. The results of the primary election are only one day old but there is a clear sense of…MORE

Everyone around Puget Sound talks about salmon.

King County's 2005 Performance Network continues this weekend with "There Goes the Neighborhood," a conceptual piece created by artists Sutton Beres Culler.

The work will be at Des Moines Field House Park on Sunday, Oct. 2, from 1 to 4 p.m…MORE

Walkers and runners, cancer survivors, community leaders, team captains and hard workers.

All are needed to make the American Cancer Society's first Relay For Life in the Highline area a reality.

The first volunteer committee…MORE

It was with a feeling of pride and accomplishment that I paged through Lori Hinton's new guide book, "West Seattle 101."

I feel gratified that what we started three years ago is actually a great guide book and available to the public.…MORE

Residents of White Center and the North Highline area would get slower fire protection service from Seattle than they get now from the North Highline Fire District or the district that covers Burien.

That was one message to a crowd of…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels didn't buy the new financial plan for the monorail, calling for a fifth vote and moving to deny the proposed elevated transit system the use of city streets.

In an extraordinary Saturday meeting, the Seattle Monorail…MORE

While some West Seattle residents worry about the noise of potential Southwest Airlines passenger jets flying along two sides of West Seattle, the airline CEO said water would reduce the noice from its planes.

Gary Kelly, chief executive…MORE

A crowd of curious Burien residents turned out for a Sept.