Bellevue-based Tri-State Construction agreed to pay more than $140,000 to settle allegations it lied about using machinery belonging to a certified Disadvantage Business Enterprise, when the equipment actually belonged to the company itself.
New legislation that will change how medical and recreational marijuana operates in Washington has the Bellevue City Council holding back on how it might regulate cannabis research in the city, pending development of a statewide program.
Bellevue Police have been fielding a number of phone calls and emails since announcing residential and commercial alarm owners need to register their systems under a new program meant to curb responses to false alarms. The department is now providing a FAQ sheet and considering producing a tutorial video.
A 65-year-old Bellevue woman accidentally accelerated from a handicap parking space into the Peak Dental clinic in Factoria on Tuesday.
The KidsQuest Children’s Museum received more than $4-million worth of good news over the past week, all of which goes toward construction of its new facility in downtown Bellevue.
The Bellevue City Council voted 3-2 Monday to scrap the hyphen in the Bel-Red subarea during a study session for an update to the city’s comprehensive plan.
Residents of the Woodland Commons will be boiling their water for up to 48 hours, after an 8-inch water main broke in the apartment complex Monday night.
Vietnam veteran Robert Shay admired a new bronze sculpture he raised money to have created for the ‘Lest We Forget” World War I monument in Downtown Park on Wednesday.
A conditional use permit issued to Kemper Development Company in 2011 for a helicopter landing pad atop its Bank of America Building has passed a review by the city of Bellevue, requested last year by opponent Ina Tateuchi.
The city is working to correct an oversight in Old Bellevue that led to fewer parking spaces being constructed since the late ‘90s than had been intended.
Riding on last year’s success, the ChowDown(town) Bellevue Food Truck Round-up is coming back to Ashwood Park on Thursday, July 9.
Bellevue Police arrested three women for alleged prostitution at the Long Life Retreat & Spa on Thursday, making it the third massage parlor facing closure under the city’s chronic nuisance ordinance this month.
The East Bellevue Community Council found more than a dozen legal arguments for opposing Puget Sound Energy’s redundancy project between its Lake Hills and Phantom Lake substations on Wednesday.
The Bellevue City Council made its deadline Monday to purchase a $475,000 parcel of land in the Newport Hills neighborhood for a future park.
Justin M.G. Bacani was ordered held on $2 million bail Tuesday in King County Court, where he faces a second-degree murder charge for the February strangulation death of Annelise Harrison in a vacant Bellevue apartment.
The Bellevue Strawberry Festival is adding new attractions — and bringing back some from its past — for this year’s celebration of the city’s agricultural history at Crossroads Park.
Volcom is making Bellevue Skate Plaza its third stop on its Wild in the Parks tour, a free amateur skateboard contest series, on Saturday.
A 24-year-old Kent man undergoing mental health treatment at Overlake Medical Center last week is facing assault charges after he allegedly stabbed a fellow patient repeatedly in the head and broke a nurse’s nose when she tried to intervene.
Bellevue 520 Bar & Grill owners Joseph and Randi Brazen have tapped into the Lincoln Square Expansion, with plans to open a new restaurant inside the new development under construction.
The Bellevue City Council on Monday approved the addition St. Luke’s Lutheran Church’s Bellevue Way Northeast property to its 2015 comprehensive plan update, calling for the site to be rezoned to allow for multifamily housing.
