Burien/Highline Food Bank receives a generous donation from Three Tree Point and reminds community that they are always accepting donations and seeking volunteers.

By Carlene Johnson - The Center Square October 31, 2025 [Editor's Note: This story is close to home and reflects the Burien experience with the DESC failures.] (The Center Square) – On an overcast mid-October day, just inside the Third Avenue offices of We Heart Seattle, Executive Director Andrea

By Spencer Pauley | The Center Square [Editor’s Note: some stories we repost as being relevant to our area, and in light of our coverage of DESC, this may have impact.] Oct 27th, 2025 (The Center Square) – The King County Regional Homelessness Authority plans to implement a 22% decrease in

Editorial published with permission by John L. White, long-time Burien Resident The consequences of that policy drift are visible today in places like Burien, Washington, where the Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) operates under this same outdated Housing First model. The Burien DESC stands as a physical representation of

[Op-Ed submitted by Joy Gjersvold, Program Director at Conservative Ladies of America] The App Store Accountability Act Undermines Parental Rights and Digital Privacy David Hall’s op-ed in The Highline Journal offers a heartfelt defense of the App Store Accountability Act, rooted in his personal experience and his

The Des Moines City Council Meeting is on Thursday, October 23, 2025 at 6:00 PM. Des Moines City Council Full Agenda PUBLIC HEARING/CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING 2026 PROPERTY TAX LEVY - 1st READING Staff Presentation by Finance Director Jeff Friend 2026 Property Tax Levy New Business * Marina Steps Project: Public

Travel Advisory from the Washington State Department of Transportation. Lane and Ramp Closures Continue on I-5 and SR 509 in South King County, Oct. 20–25 SEATAC — Drivers in south King County should expect overnight lane and ramp closures on Interstate 5 and State Route 509 from Monday, Oct.

Editorial published with permissions by John L. White, long-time Burien resident Burien is not the first community to experience what happens when DESC arrives. Seattle has lived with it for decades. And the pattern is always the same: 1. The Promise – Leaders frame DESC as a humane solution. They