Residents in the diverse, tight-knit neighborhood want “Investment without displacement.” The city’s plan will help achieve that, staff say.

EVERETT — Everett’s water utility restored service to a portion of a pipeline east of Lake Stevens on Tuesday after a fracture discovered over the weekend forced the utility to shut off the water.

Commentary Comment: Assault on abortion access quieter; just as dangerous Along with threats to Planned Parenthood, access to medication abortion is increasingly threatened. Wednesday, June 25 ...

In Our View Editorial: Congress must act on Social Security’s solvency That some workers are weighing early retirement and reduced benefits should bother members of Congress. Tuesday, June 24 ...

Commentary Comment: Not that he’ll get it, but Trump deserves Nobel Trump acted decisively, frustrated a nuclear threat and persauded two ancient enemies to halt hostilities. Friday, June 27 ...

Americans can make their own health choices; government helps best by informing those choices.

Pharmacies following newly changed CDC guidelines may restrict access to vaccines for some patients.

Columnist Kristof: Bombing of Iranian nuclear sites leaves 3 key unknowns We don’t know how Iran will respond, if the attacks were successful or if they can lead to a new regime. Tuesday, June ...

This time around, there’s less hope and more resignation. In the last election Trump won the popular vote, and most demographics shifted rightward. The resistance has seemed exhausted and ...

In Our View Editorial: A loss for Northwest tribes, salmon and energy The White House’s scuttling of the Columbia Basin pact returns uncertainty to salmon survival. Saturday, June 21, 2025 1 ...

Classes will start this fall at Everett Community College. The program is designed for employees in Snohomish and Skagit county school districts.

Solutions for parasites and malnutrition are at hand. It’s the will to fund programs that is now missing.