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Snohomish County Health Department officials have confirmed that a Snohomish County resident is among those affected in a multistate outbreak of Listeria monocytogenes, a serious bacterial …

The following is from the Snohomish County Health Department. It has been slightly edited. The ongoing federal shutdown is impacting thousands of Snohomish County residents who rely on federally funded …

Community Transit is expanding its safety and security efforts with updated rules of conduct and a stronger on-the-ground security presence to ensure safer rides for both customers and employees. …

Open enrollment for Affordable Care Act Marketplace plans begins  Nov. 1 for Washingtonians who do not get their health insurance through an employer, spouse, or government program. For …

Mill Creek PD clarifies issues with Flock Safety network

The Mill Creek Police Department (MCPD), in a news release,  acknowledges public concerns regarding the use of Flock Safety (Flock) data by federal and out-of-state law enforcement agencies that …

The Mukilteo School District will kick off the holiday season with its 30th Annual Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 1, at Mariner High School in Everett. The event begins at 10 a.m. and will feature …

Snohomish County has completed a major upgrade to Willis Tucker Park, installing new energy-efficient field lighting that will extend playtime and increase access for youth sports. The Willis Tucker …

The Mill Creek City Council has scheduled a public hearing to discuss the adoption of a proposed 2026 property tax levy. Tuesday, October 28, at Mill Creek City Hall council chembers.  The …

Trunk-or-Treat returns to Town Center

Trunk-or-Treat on Main is returning to Mill Creek Town Center 6-8 p.m. Oct. 31. Join along Main Street as cars and businesses hand out candy and other treats. Kids can go from car to car …

Elementary school teachers across Snohomish County can now apply for the Zalesky Classroom Conservation Grants, a Pilchuck Audubon Society program that funds innovative, conservation-focused projects …

Everett Public Schools announces 2026 bond and levy

The Everett Public Schools board of directors approved placing two measures on the Feb. 10, 2026, special election ballot: a school construction bond and a renewal of the expiring education levy . …

‘Early stages of critical failure’: Funding outlook is grim for state road upkeep

State transportation officials say they are making the limited dollars for highway and bridge preservation stretch as far as they can — but it’s not far enough. There’s too …

Cascadia quake may create ’emergency situation’ in other West Coast fault zone

The so-called “Big One” or Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake expected to trigger disruptive quakes throughout the West Coast could cause more damage than previously estimated if it sets …

The Mukilteo Yacht Club (MYC) is welcoming new and prospective members to its upcoming monthly gatherings at The Muse Whiskey Bar, located in Boxcar Park at 615 Millwright Loop North on the Everett …

Wait for new ferries even longer with selection of Florida shipyard

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson celebrated the state’s award of a $715 million contract for three hybrid electric ferries in July  as a milestone  in his drive to improve the …

 Jackson High School senior Eliza Tsang has been named a 2026 National Merit Scholarship semifinalist. Eliza joins a select group of more than 16,000 students nationwide whose exceptional PSAT …

Mill Creek PD: Flock Safety a success

From the Mill Creek PD: Just one week after the installation of Flock Safety license plate recognition cameras, the Mill Creek Police Department (MCPD) is already seeing powerful …

Discover the Salish Sea’s shy cetaceans

Dr. Cindy R. Elliser is the next featured speaker in Annie Crawley’s Environmental Speaker Series at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. She is a marine mammalogist, associate director of the Salish …

County appoints Health Department director

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers has appointed Kim VanPelt as the new Health Department director.   VanPelt comes to Snohomish County from Tucson, Arizona, where she served as …

State's nutrition program for babies and mothers is at risk during federal shutdown

Washington women and their babies could lose access to benefits under a key nutrition program in the case of a prolonged federal government shutdown.  The  Women, Infants and Children …

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