Sammamish police officer Ryan Olmsted sees it every day — someone applying makeup, stuffing their face with a Big Mac, or brushing a dog in their lap — all while driving down the road.
While more and more adults shift to smartphones, tablets and computers to do their reading, some things remain timeless.
The City of Sammamish will continue to negotiate to remain a partner with Eastside Fire & Rescue — at least through next summer.
After nearly two years of waiting, the Sammamish Muslim Association received approval from the City of Sammamish to go ahead with the conversion of a 2,900-foot home into a prayer center with 44 parking spaces just north of Pine Lake.
The anonymous threat of a mass shooting made towards Skyline High School students Wednesday night specifically targeted “jocks” and students who “use their wealth and social status to act superior to others.”
When MOD Pizza officially opened the doors to its eighth store Monday in Sammamish, it’s roots were already ingrained much deeper in the community than many know.
Oh, what has become of common sense? A lot of questionable things happen in this crazy, wacky world, but I was left with a real head scratcher the other day.
At first glance, the spa in the back yard of Sandy Fisher’s Sammamish home doesn’t appear out of the ordinary.
If the walls of the Reard-Freed House could talk, there’s no telling what they would say. But members of the Sammamish Heritage Society and the City of Sammamish found the next best thing in mid August.
Brad Malloy knows that change brings challenges, but Eastlake’s third-year principal is thrilled with the direction things are headed.
An employee of a Klahanie restaurant called police Aug. 17 to report unruly activity by a female customer.
Victoria Churin, 4, died Tuesday night in Sammamish in what the King County Medical Examiner’s Office has ruled an accident.
Tucked away in a small wooded neighborhood above Evan’s Creek Preserve sits one of Sammamish’s hidden gems.
When Mike Swanson stares at code on a computer screen it’s more than numbers and symbols — it’s a thing of beauty.
A Sammamish resident called police Aug. 14 to report a “terrible” smell coming from their neighbor’s home.
Sammamish police responded to a call of a bicyclist getting bit by a dog Aug. 9.
Seattle-based MOD Pizza will open a new store in the Sammamish Highlands Shopping Center in mid September.
Whether 9 months or 99 years old, there is something to do this Saturday in Sammamish.
Vibrant colors, spicy fragrances and celebratory chants filled the Sammamish Plateau Thursday night as thousands celebrated Janmastami — the birth of Krishna — at the Vedic Cultural Center.
When Sammamish resident Robin Rodney put fish scraps in her yard waste container, she wasn’t expecting it to take nearly three weeks before they got picked up.
