The approved ordinance ensures tax generated in Shoreline will go to local city programs, including rental assistance and children's mental health

The local senior center formalized its separation from Sound Generations, lining up a series of fundraisers to boost its activities

In this issue: School workers reach a contract agreement, celebrity sweeper spotting and the council takes a stand

The agreement won 'historic' changes to salary schedules and paraeducator pay, the union president said

SESPA, the district's staff union, will be supported by Shoreline teachers who have pledged not to cross their colleagues' picket lines

Urbanist Shoreline's bike path sweeper turns heads along the city's two-wheeler-friendly routes

The former director of the Shoreline Historical Museum, Vicki Stiles has poured three decades of work into a volume of community knowledge

The council's resolution opposes a pair of controversial ballot initiatives aimed at students in Washington public schools

In this issue: ICE activity in Shoreline, primary election results, and Shoreline Police staffing

The Shoreline City Council has wondered what its officers could do when its residents call about ICE activity. The answer? Not much.

The sheriff discussed staffing challenges with the Shoreline City Council

Noble and Scully hold top spots in House Position 1 race, Davis continues lead over Siddiqi

Witnesses reported the incident to Shoreline Police, but it's unclear if SPD investigated the call

Early returns show a turnout of around 20.2% of registered voters

Inside: Interviews with 8 of the 11 candidates on Shoreline's Aug. 4 Primary Election Ballot

"Having that overarching spirit of fighting back against the Trump administration, wherever we can, is going to be super important."

“We need to fix a lot of the inequities that are preventing people from being able to work hard and reap the benefits of that.”

“Instead of complaining, I think I can do a much better job.”

“We need to put people to work in equitable, long-term, meaningful work, and I think it starts with infrastructure.”

"Olympia is full of good attorneys. We're not lacking attorneys," Chen said. "I'm the only CPA in the race."