The Highline School District is considering renewing a capital technology levy of about $12 million per year for four years to maintain and expand school technology systems. The proposed levy is expected to appear alongside a school replacement bond in November 2026. If approved, it would add about $180 per

With the state bill defeated, Burien must now choose: keep the ordinance that cleared tents from parks or allow camping to return.

Local governments across the Highline region meet this week on city policy, school planning, zoning, and regional issues. Here are the meetings to watch.

Burien’s Airport Committee will hear a planning presentation on proposed North of NERA zoning changes, giving residents another opportunity to comment. Highline School Board will discuss...

Burien City Councilmember Alex Andrade announced a run for Washington State House, saying cities need a stronger voice in Olympia.

Highline’s Gender Inclusive Schools policy treats gender status as confidential information, raising questions about parental involvement after Monday's Supreme Court ruling.

Lynnwood forum tackles boys playing in girls’ sports and Washington’s gender identity policies as statewide debate intensifies.

33rd District Town Hall covered immigration enforcement, a proposed state income tax, and education funding.