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MAY 27 Let's talk TECH: Cyber data breaches, surveys, and assessment tools continue to threaten our children's private data. Big tech harvests data, while student academic rates drop. What's going on?

Parents and community members will gather May 27 to discuss student privacy, school technology, screen time concerns, rising costs, and accountability.

Sound Transit Town Hall in Des Moines scheduled for Wednesday. City Council Meetings at SeaTac, Normandy Park, Des Moines. Burien Planning Commission, and more...

SeaTac opens tourism funding cycle; attend May 13 open house for guidance before May 29 deadline to submit applications.

New Highline Journal "Burien Observers" column brings neighbor-led oversight on zoning, safety, and city planning, asking simple questions and explaining what’s changing locally

Burien Council will consider action on zoning and minimum wage; Highline School Board will vote on reduced certified staffing, Normandy Park will hold a Town Hall on cell service, and Des Moines will discuss Comprehensive Plan draft.

Upcoming city councils, airport decisions, and housing discussions shaping local policy, planning, and community priorities across Highline.

Washington’s new “millionaires tax” raises questions about small businesses, married couples, voter approval and whether future lawmakers could expand it.