House Bill 1155 has passed in the State Senate but the work to turn the bill into law isn’t over yet.
Improvements to working conditions for nurses are closer than ever thanks to House Bill 1155.
Registration to run for office begins next month.
Council sends letter to Puget Sound Regional Council asking questions regarding future growth
Issaquah council approves contract with a third party to address financial operations issues.
King County has progressed their land conservation effort with the purchase of a 24.6 acre property.
The city of Issaquah partnered artist Susan Zoccola to create four sculptures for SE 62nd Street.
Kent Paxton was recognized by VFW Post 3436 for his service in Vietnam in the 1960s on March 29.
Issaquah has committed as much as $3 million in funding for the Washington State Department of Transportation’s (WSDOT) Interstate 90…
Traditional Indian festival celebrates spring.
Issaquah wants the citizens’ vision and feedback for the city’s first strategic plan.
Senator Mark Mullet and representatives Lisa Callan and Bill Ramos answered community questions.
Tibbetts Valley Park has been chosen as the location of the city’s first official dog park.
Unfunded transportation capital projects list is estimated at $113.6 million from 2019 to 2022.
For the first time since 2012, the city of Issaquah has updated the Water System Plan.
The 6th annual Boots, Barrels and Brews Kiwanis fundraiser is coming back to Issaquah on March 29.
The Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce announced the re-launch of the Discover Issaquah website.
Congressional representatives Adam Smith of the 9th district and Kim Schrier of the 8th district, visited the 41st Legislative District…
Mayor Mary Lou Pauly gave the state of the city address to the students at Issaquah High School.
On Feb. 5, Lindsey Walsh was appointed to the vacant city council position left by Bill Ramos.
