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Popular Snowflake Lane returns Nov. 25
Bellevue’s holiday events season makes its return with nightly performances at the popular Snowflake Lane Nov. 25-Dec. 24. The parade starting at 7 p.m. each evening will require the following street…
National Transportation Safety Board chair checks out Bellevue's street safety measures
Trip features walking and biking tours
Jennifer Homendy, chair of the National Transportation Safety Board, visited Bellevue on Monday and viewed multiple city projects that are making it safer for…
Expect population boom (and some bass) in Bellevue this weekend
600 locals among 9,000 runners in Rock ‘n’ Roll running event
More than 600 runners from Bellevue and thousands more from 38 states and several international locations will take part this weekend in…
Back-to-school time calls for increased awareness on streets
Drivers and other street users should be on the lookout for students walking to school for the '22-'23 school year.
Mobility Implementation Plan wins Governor’s Smart Community Award
Bellevue has won a 2022 Governor’s Smart Communities Award from the state Department of Commerce for its Mobility Implementation Plan, a new long-range planning framework that will help city…
Traffic collision results in fatality
On Monday, a collision involving a King County Metro bus and a car killed an 81-year-old man who was passenger in the car.
The incident occurred around 8 a.m. at the intersection of 156th Avenue…
Arts fairs make summer return downtown July 29-31
The return of Bellevue’s annual combined arts and crafts fairs – one of the largest collections of art for sale in the Pacific Northwest and a highlight on Bellevue’s calendar – will bring fun, food…
Council Roundup: Parks funding strategy may head to voters
Plus, council advances safe parking program pilot and adopts Transportation Facilities Plan through 2033
Council Roundup: City wins regional transportation award
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.
