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Office lacks power over King County law enforcement in misconduct investigations
Director Tamer Abouzeid presents OLEO annual report to law and justice committee on Tuesday.
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North Bend mayor, Snoqualmie councilmember condemn county councilmember in joint-statement
North Bend Mayor Rob McFarland and Snoqualmie Councilmember James Mayhew, alongside three other councilmembers, have issued a joint-statement…
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SVSD gets near perfect compliance with state vaccine mandate
Nearly all staff at the Snoqualmie Valley School District have complied with Gov. Jay Inslee’s COVID-19 vaccination mandate,…
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King County Sheriff’s Office confiscates over $1 million worth of deadly fentanyl during drug bust
With help from a search dog, officers found 97,000 fentanyl pills and eight pounds of heroin.
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County councilmember sends out flyers depicting her opponent as a “socialist puppet”
Some say the imagery and rhetoric used are racist and divisive.
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Report identifies over 17 million gallons of untreated wastewater has been spilled into Puget Sound, Lake Washington in recent years
The document recommends roughly $70 million in facility improvements.
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Chamber to host candidate forum for Snoqualmie Valley
The Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce will host a mayoral and council candidate forum at 6 p.m. Oct.…
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Carpenters back to work after tentative agreement reached with AGC
Union VP said agreement includes 15% wage increase as well as expanded job site parking.
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Snoqualmie Tribe suggests name for new state ferry
The Snoqualmie Tribe has thrown its name into the mix for naming Washington’s newest ferry, proposing it be…
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Redistricting proposals could shake up Valley’s representation
Snoqualmie Valley is currently split among the 8th and 1st Congressional Districts
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Cara Christensen appointed to Snoqualmie City Council
Christensen will take her seat on the council at the next meeting Oct. 11.
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Washington state’s minimum wage increasing to $14.49 next year
Increase attributed to more expensive gas, housing, household furnishings and food, state’s Department of Labor & Industries says.
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King County woman dies from ‘rare’ Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine blood clot
The woman received her shot on Aug. 26 and died in early September, according to public health.