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Bragging burglar arrested
Suspect used stolen Hummer as battering ram in Bellevue burglary
A Renton man suspected of stealing a vehicle in Bellevue and using it in a crime spree was arrested after he allegedly left a trail of…
Feedback sought on draft East Main station area plan
The citizen advisory committee working with the community to develop a vision and implementation strategies for the area surrounding the future East Main light rail station is seeking the public's…
Mail thieves returned to sender
A trio of mail thieves received a first-class delivery to the King County Jail Monday morning, courtesy of the Bellevue Police Department.
Shortly after 1 a.m. Monday, a patrol officer patrolling the…
Weigh in on proposed LID code changes
The city is considering changes to its development codes and standards that could reduce stormwater runoff from development and redevelopment. Residents, developers and other stakeholders are invited…
Ride along with Bellevue Television
It's Bike Everywhere Month in the area and this month's Lake to Lake television show features the return of Bellevue police bike patrol and some helpful bicycle safety tips. Also, see the…
Council Roundup: Briefing on marijuana regulations
Also, Bellevue recognizes 'Older Americans Month' and low-impact development outreach
At Monday's study session, the City Council received a briefing on the status of marijuana regulations affecting…
'A global hub of innovation and dynamism'
"We're at the dawn of a new chapter in our city's growth, a chapter that has Bellevue poised to be a global hub of innovation and dynamism and the economic, educational and cultural center of the…
Downtown Park projects start this summer
The southern half of Bellevue's iconic Downtown Park will close in mid-July for construction of both the last segment of the circular promenade and a play area for children of all abilities.
"These…
Residents offered helping hand with home maintenance
Residents facing economic or other life challenges sometimes struggle to maintain their homes. They can apply for help from a team of volunteers who will tackle either transformative yard clean-ups…
Revised parking rules, penalties take effect May 1
New citywide parking regulations and revised penalties take effect on Sunday. Changes include:
Penalties for parking infractions: Previously, fines ranged from $23 to $40. Under the updated ordinance…