The City of Auburn and the Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority are at work nailing down the final details…
A New Year’s Eve shooting in Auburn at a residential party resulted in the hospitalization of a man.
The Auburn Reporter’s year in review.
The Valley Regional Fire Authority responded to 283 calls for service between Dec. 18 and Dec. 22, among them the following.
Richard Bradley, 40, of Kent, pleaded not guilty to the new charges at his arraignment.
Local businessman donates $800,000 to save Auburn Food Bank.
Sample of calls for service from the Valley Regional Fire Authority.
From the Auburn police log.
Demolition will pave the way for a new downtown theater complex.
“Bones 17” belonged to a girl named Lori Anne Razpotnik.
A “skybreaking” ceremony at the future site of the Valley Medical Cancer Center explored the need for a large and inclusive facility for cancer patients throughout South King County.
Race-based restrictive real estate policies were estimated to have cost billions in wealth accrual.
Auditors found the airport lacks a clear strategy to achieve its goal of becoming a “green airport.”
Suspect remains in jail on $1 million bail.
Many of the city’s year-to-date tax projections are higher than anticipated.
Incidents reported by Valley Regional Fire Authority.
From the Auburn police log.
John D. Spellman Awards recognize achievements in historic preservation.
State’s Liquor and Cannabis Board is educating bar and restaurant servers on the dangers of overservice.
Conservation Futures Tax levy allows counties to collect a property tax to protect open spaces.
