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As we approach Independence Day, the Bellevue Fire Department wants to remind residents that the best way to stay safe during the holiday is to leave the fireworks to the professionals.

Whether it’s recent neighborhood crime data, use-of-force incidents or information about the police department’s workforce diversity, it’s all at your fingertips on the new Bellevue Police…

Plus, comments on Supreme Court decision and review of regional legislative issues Note: The next City Council meeting will be Tuesday, July 5, due to the holiday Monday.

In the June issue of It's Your City, residents get an up close and personal view of the Homelessness Outreach program, which has helped over 50 unhoused community members move indoors to temporary or…

The Bellevue Family 4th, the Eastside’s largest fireworks event, is back with live music and games on Monday, July 4, 5-10:40 p.m. at Downtown Park,10201 NE Fourth St. Enjoying the festivities

Bellevue residents love their parks, trails and recreational facilities. And they want more. Now the city is considering how new parks, open spaces and recreational facilities would be funded. …

On this month’s Lake to Lake, take a tour of some of Bellevue’s unique treasures with the Experience Bellevue Neighborhoods Conference. Also see a tribute to James McClain. long-time director of the…

Also, Landmark Tree ordinance passes and Arts Commission appointment

The National Weather Service in Seattle has issued an excessive heat watch for western Washington from noon Saturday to 11 p.m. Monday, with temperatures forecast in the upper 80s on Saturday and low…

Closure needed to demolish Main Street Bridge, prep for new span