Shoreline News

About a year and a half back, the grassroots group People for an Environmentally Responsible Kenmore called a public meeting to discuss a stream known only by its number designation, 0056.

The long weekend means long waits for drivers -- construction projects, vacation road trips, and cancelled fireworks shows are all contributing to traffic problems along the Puget Sound.

A suspected bank robber in a stolen truck was shot by police Wednesday evening after they say refused to exit the vehicle and rammed a patrol car.

In a grand jury indictment unsealed Tuesday, the 92-year-old Colacurcio and his associates are accused of promoting prostitution at four Seattle-area nightclubs run by the Colacurcios' management business.

New data on who got a flu shot in Canada last year underscores a challenge public health officials may face as they plan for a mass swine flu vaccination campaign: most young adults don't get flu shots.

If you don't violate he parking rules, you do not get ticketed. If you need to park for a lengthy amount of time you park where that is accepted.

Jesus Sanchez stands in a hop yard near the Toppenish home where he grew up. Sanchez, now the operations manager for the city of Shoreline, is among the first group of Mexican-Americans who went to college in the state.

A Spokane woman who left her car on a ferry in Seattle and disappeared has been found.

A second tunnel-boring machine for the Brightwater sewage-treatment plant has broken down, causing the layoff of 67 workers, King County officials said Tuesday.

A day after he resigned as King County assessor, Scott Noble's fall from power to disgrace was complete.

A convicted child rapist who cops say likes to dress like a ninja. Authorities say Michael Kelly molested a five-year-old boy who lived in his apartment complex -- claiming he was just teaching the boy about sex.

Shoreline ties together small towns, two American Indian reservations and an unincorporated area on the north Kitsap Peninsula.

For those who are complaining that the law is NOT being followed, here is a line from the article: "Under Washington state law, sex offenders can be confined indefinitely if it's determined they're a danger to the public." This should ease your fears that the law is not being followed.

Jennifer Buchanan / The Herald Server Livia Perkins of Edmonds takes a dinner order from Michele and Aaron Wubbenhorst of Shoreline before they watched "The Hangover" earlier this month at Cinebarre in Mountlake Terrace.

Authorities are investigating an arson fire at Shorecrest High School in Shoreline that burned a trash can and part of a light pole on the baseball field.

Today, as in the early years of the Clinton administration but to an even greater extent, right-wing extremism is being systematically fed by the conservative media and political establishment, writes columnist Paul Krugman.

Kenlyn Pearl P. Butters and Terrence John B. Duenas emerged this year's outstanding graduates of Kagman High School after being named the class valedictorian and salutatorian during Tuesday night's commencement exercises on campus.

Maybe you should ask how the Gov't is counting the bankruptcies. Here are the facts - Let's say you have $10M in assets and owe $25.00 for a medical bill and you file bankruptcy - you are then counted as a medical related bankruptcy.

A Shoreline City Council member says she was blocked from filing for re-election last week because the King County Elections Web site was malfunctioning and didn't allow her to complete her form.

C2H50H wrote: "Tacoma is proposing to spend $148 Million to "save" 900 jobs. That works out to about $164,444 per job.