City News

Gregory D. Marks, actor, producer and community advocate, will screen his moving 2014 short film, "Shift Paradigm," at the Bellevue Downtown Library, October 16, 7-8:30 pm. He will also discuss…

With help from On The Move Bellevue, Bellevue workers, students and residents can make strides toward a greener way of travel by leaving their cars at home and taking the bus, walking, carpooling,…

A series of short videos promoting the Bellevue Zip Tour, produced by Bellevue Television and two other videos received recognition at the annual National Association of Telecommunications Officers…

On Tuesday the Bellevue Police Department recovered a stolen wedding ring after the case was featured on the Washington's Most Wanted television show on Q13 FOX. On Friday, September 19, the victim…

A vehicle fire early this morning destroyed a minivan and damaged another vehicle on the second floor of the Eastgate Park and Ride garage. At approximately 6:55 a.m., multiple callers reported heavy…

David Palazzese, a 16-year-old participant at the recent EZ Rocks Skate for the Cure skateboarding competition in Bellevue, described the first super ramp in the Northwest as "super fun." Super is…

A new three-part, public art work in Bridle Trails that reflects the neighborhood's woodsy surroundings and equestrian culture will be dedicated on Saturday, October 11. Commissioned…

The City of Bellevue is letting residents and businesses know that Bellevue's water is safe to drink. Mercer Island issued a second boil water advisory on Thursday. According to Seattle…

The Bellevue Police Department has concluded its investigation into assault and property damage allegations made against Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, confirming that Lynch had no…

With Seahawks mascot "Blitz" and Bellevue’'s own traffic safety mascot, "Pedbee," cheering them on, students at Bellevue schools will celebrate International Walk to School Day on Wednesday,…