This is a big year! As we celebrate the 250th Birthday of our great nation, we asked our cities within the Highline region on how they plan to celebrate and make this year a banger year?

Instead of paying severance, Burien’s investigation into its city manager could trigger legal costs, delays, and questions about taxpayer impact.

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

Residents oppose beer gardens and alcohol sales near homes, schools, and churches, citing zoning concerns, safety, and neighborhood quality of life impacts.

Cedarhurst (North of NERA) neighbors push back on proposed rezoning, raising concerns about property rights, transparency, and long-term impacts on their community and homes.

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.

A Spring Bazaar is set for Saturday, May 9, from 2 to 7 p.m. in SeaTac, featuring food, drinks, and family friendly games.