City planners are beaming that the city has just gone paperless for all planning and permitting files.
The newest bar on First Street is making pies its centerpiece.
A community event space is the renewed focus for the Carnegie Building
Retired Police Chief Dan Templeman has joined Mayor Cassie Franklin’s administration as one of her two senior executive directors.
Everett Police were featured on “live cops”-style TV show
The city could score a $733,000 grant to construct a traffic signal, and have other improvements, at Bickford Avenue and Weaver Road.
Kindergarten registration has bloomed this spring across the area.
The charred remains of Eastside Tire are now cleared as the auto shop lost to a fire in May looks to rebuild.
A letter in the Jan. 29 Tribune that says President Donald Trump campaigned on promises to lower costs for everyday Americans, yet his policies will absolutely drive expenses higher.
A letter to the editor in the July 17 Tribune about the Port measure.
MONROE — The fire board for Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue (SRFR) selected a seasoned fire chief from California to lead its agency.
If you find yourself in the Riverside Neighborhood in north Everett, you will probably notice some residents have went above and beyond with Halloween decorations.
The school board’s newest member is Sarah Adams.
The county parks department released a final plan for Lord Hill Regional Park
Five challengers are aiming for two City Council seats this November.
Nurses are describing bleak conditions because of understaffing in Washington state hospitals, and a bill introduced in Olympia aims to address it.
As winter weather begins to assail the county, Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue is offering a free online disaster preparedness class.
With that, 286 townhomes gained approval for a development that neighbors fought at the southwest corner of State Route 9 and Cathcart Way.
Everett’s structural budget deficit is a problem that will not be solved by joining a Regional Fire Authority (Jan. 17, Feb. 14 Tribune stories).
Fire investigators who are still deciphering how a fire began at the former Seattle-Snohomish Mill site have ruled out all but two possibilities.
