The Bellevue City Council acknowledged it may be odd for the lead permitting agency to weigh in this early during a project’s environmental process, but decided Monday a letter now could ease the process for Energize Eastside in the future.
The Bellevue Planning Commission will spend the greater part of a year assessing recommendations of a downtown livability advisory committee — suggested increases to the city’s skyline height limits are expected to be greatly debated.
The Bellevue Fire Department has not been able to determine the cause of a fire that ripped through the AutoNation Ford dealership on 116th Avenue Northeast last month, and evidence collected by firefighters is now being analyzed by the dealership’s insurance company.
Bellevue native Nils Dickmann’s fevered race to spare Old Main’s oldest structure has come to an end, the Philbrook House’s owner now ready to raze the historic structure to make way for an office building. The diamond store is keeping space available for an interpretive piece on its property, announcing where the house once sat.
A dead woman found by maintenance workers in a Bellevue apartment unit under construction back in February was strangled, according to the King County Medical Examiner’s Office.
It didn’t take police long to connect an employee to the armed robbery of a legal marijuana growing operation in Factoria last month.
KG Investment Management’s Bellevue Central Shopping Center has room for three retailers, which will be REI, Trader Joe’s and a HomeGoods furnishing store, according to a lease agreement filed in King County.
Bellevue wants residents to know the Puget Sound Region will not be facing a water shortage this summer, and encourages them to wash their cars, water the lawn and shower — they could even take two.
Enatai Elementary is filled with more than 60 years of history, and it’s all coming down this summer to make way for a bigger and better facility. First, the district and community members want to give the old school a proper sendoff.
Bellevue home and business owners will soon be facing penalties from police responding to false alarm activations in the city, under a new program that also comes with an annual fee for tracking their devices.
Bellevue Police say a baby is fine after a car crashed into its nursery and partially collapsed the 9-month-old’s crib.
Bellevue educators frustrated with the state Legislature’s stall in passing legislation providing better funding for teachers and schools are skipping today’s planned regional walkouts in favor of waiting until Wednesday to avoid impacting students.
The Bellevue City Council passed the title of a Northtowne park from a sullied historic figure to a former councilmember and neighborhood advocate on Monday.
A domestic disturbance call at a Hilltop home Sunday afternoon had Bellevue Police searching the rest of the day for a man believed to have been wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying a machete.
The Low Income Housing Institute has filled more than half of its 57 units at the newly constructed August Wilson Place in downtown Bellevue, using a lottery to handle the demand for affordable apartment units in the city.
Bellevue is ready to take action if the King County Council follows through with a draft regional solid waste transfer plan the city claims will cause traffic and self-hauling problems in Factoria.
The Seattle Humane Society used its Tuxes & Tails gala last Saturday to announce reaching its financial goal to start its public fundraising campaign for a new shelter and veterinary teaching hospital in Bellevue.
After five years of work, veteran Bob Shay was finally able to put shovel to dirt at the “Lest We Forget” monument in Downtown Park.
The Bellevue parks board is recommending the city council consider two public figures from Northtowne’s past to be honored in the renaming of Bovee Park.
The city is continuing its work to ease the journey of migrating salmon this summer with a nearly $250,000 project to construct a roughened stream channel over deteriorating log weirs in Newport Creek.
