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The North Bellevue Community Center has been awarded a $220,000 King County grant to expand its continuing mission as a hub of activity for older adults.

The City of Bellevue is developing its first Watershed Management Plan to improve the health of our streams, lakes and wetlands over the next 20 years, and wants to hear from area residents and…

New LGBTQIA+ art piece to be unveiled at Paws & Pride eventThe City of Bellevue is preparing to install its newest piece of public art and the first city-sponsored Pride street art — a creative…

Day of Sharing and Caring is back with new nameHomeowners who need help with yard maintenance and/or outside home improvement because of physical or financial hardship can apply for it from a team of…

The City of Bellevue announced Monday Emil King will be the new director of the city’s Community Development Department, effective June 1, following the retirement of current director Michael…

Plus, Council weighs in on federal priorities and proclaims Bike Everywhere Month, Police Week and Affordable Housing Week

Plus, council weighs in on federal priorities and proclaims Bike Everywhere Month, Police Week and Affordable Housing Week

Continued commitment to safety and collaboration to further traffic safety goals

The City of Bellevue is announcing a call for artists to contribute to a celebration of diversity through visual art.

The City of Bellevue is issuing a request for proposals from organizations with projects that may be suitable for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding. Proposals can be submitted through…