Katie Kresly

After months of rebuilding from flooding that damaged the clinic in April, Skinperfect Aesthetics celebrated its grand re-opening Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by Discover Burien. About 20 people attended the celebration, including representatives from Discover Burien, Burien City Councilmember Alex Andrade, former Burien City Councilmember Stephanie

After months of paid leave, the council approved Resolution 537, ending Bailon's employment, authorizing severance, and beginning the search for a replacement.

Come celebrate Skinperfect Aesthetics' grand re-opening Friday with a ribbon cutting, refreshed clinic tours, and a special gift while supplies last.

Burien's progressive governing bloc expanded to a 5-2 majority Monday after the City Council appointed Patricia Hudson to fill its vacancy

Before approving a $67,000 settlement, Councilmember Kevin Schilling questioned the process and whether four colleagues should have recused themselves.

A lawsuit alleges Highline Public Schools stonewalled public records requests through repeated delays, violating Washington's Public Records Act and transparency laws.

Supporters called it a limited enforcement tool after outreach efforts fall short, while opponents warned it could further criminalize homelessness.

Attorney Kristen Price gave Highline Public Schools until Friday to restore records timelines or face a planned Public Records Act lawsuit Monday.