City News
The fourth annual Lake to Lake Bike Ride on Saturday, June 13, will
provide riders of all levels and abilities with an opportunity to
explore Bellevue by bicycle. Riders can choose between two…
Responding to requests from residents, the city will start using the popular social network for neighborhoods Nextdoor on Monday, June 1, as another way to communicate with residents.
More than 9,…
The one-way detour on Southeast Newport Way between 150th Avenue Southeast and 152nd Avenue Southeast was recently rescheduled to the end in May. However, to shorten the project's construction…
An aging, former elementary school at Surrey Downs Park has been the "temporary" home of Bellevue District Court for nearly 30 years, but that arrangement is about to change. On Monday, the City…
To honor the contributions of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans to the community, the city is hosting a free exhibit of art by Asian-Pacific American artists and designers in the region…
The city is seeking participants for the next Bellevue Essentials class, the city's program for emerging neighborhood and community leaders,
People interested in learning more about the structure and…
Although Gov. Jay Inslee declared a statewide drought emergency on Friday, May 15, Bellevue Utilities customers have enough water for normal use this year.
Bellevue Utilities, a member of the…
The Bellevue Police are seeking the public's help with finding a mother and her 3-year-old daughter. Nichol Pappas-Haffie and her daughter Emilea Switzer are both considered endangered.
Mom and…
Celebrating Bellevue Youth Link's 25th Anniversary of providing nationally-recognized programs and services to Bellevue teens, Youth Link sought nominations of children and teens for their positive…
At the next Cultural Conversations gathering on Tuesday, May 19, the women's group will explore the different meanings of gift giving and receiving across cultures, and how the practice among…