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Women's self-defense classes featured in It's Your City
More than 2,000 women from across Puget Sound have participated so far in free “Women Empowered” self-defense workshops here since the program was launched in 2022.
Plumbing the depths on Lake to Lake
What are the best ways to get to and through Bellevue? Learn about Choose Your Way Bellevue, the key to sustainably navigating Bellevue on the February episode of Lake to Lake. You can also learn how…
Forum supports inclusive innovation
Bellevue has long been a hub for high-tech jobs and commerce on the Eastside. The city has consistently supported both large, multinational businesses and garage startups, ensuring they can thrive…
Council Roundup: Update on RapidRide K Line to Kirkland
Plus, emergency services levy, Councilmember Zahn’s plans and Day of Remembrance proclamationThe City Council received an update Tuesday from King County Metro about the RapidRide K Line, a bus…
Opening on Arts Commission
The City Council is seeking candidates for a vacancy on Bellevue’s Arts Commission. Interested residents can apply online. Applications are due by Friday, March 7.
Bellevue launches Office of Housing
Centralized team to guide housing and homelessness response initiatives in the city
'Voices Unbounded' reception rescheduled for Feb. 19
Bellevue presents Black History Month art exhibit at City HallThe City of Bellevue will host an opening reception Wednesday, Feb. 19, 6-8 p.m., at City Hall, 450 110th Ave. NE., for "Voices Unbounded…
Registration open for youth conference
Bellevue Youth Link will host the Youth Involvement Conference, open to all Bellevue middle- and high-school age youth, on Saturday, March 22, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. at City Hall, 450 110th Ave. NE.Since…
Council Roundup: Progress report from police
Plus, aligning land use code to state law, Innovation Forum update and proclamation for Black History MonthThis week, the City Council was provided an annual crime and recruitment update by the…