Middle schoolers get to see beyond the badge.
Initiative 23-02, which was passed by voters during the Feb. 13 special election, requires employers with 15 or more workers or more than a $2 million yearly gross revenue to pay a minimum wage of $20.29 per hour.
Deputy Chief Ryan Rutledge speaks on the law’s implementation.
Renton Mayor Armondo Pavone opened the June 17 meeting with a Juneteenth Proclamation, which Renton Chamber of Commerce Chair Danielle…
Permit Ready Accessory Dwelling Unit program is underway.
“All of you guys have strong, special brains, and you won’t know that unless you put them to use,” Dareke Young said
City of Renton hosted a virtual open house explaining HB 1110 and middle housing.
The event was held June 5 at Renton Technical College.
Renton Police Chief: “When I first started, if we had an incident involving a firearm on the street, it was rare.”
At Longacres, Alaska Airlines plans to build a new training facility in a 600,000-square-foot facility
Lily and Tabitha Pahl represent Renton Rowing Center.
Two recent memorandums of understanding approved in Renton.
Washington state businesses will soon need to compost whether they like it or not, and Renton wants to help businesses transition to the new policy.
Renton City Council update.
Deputy chief outlines hiring process.
Renton City Council update.
Although Reyna Hernandez didn’t have much family in the U.S., she had friends in Renton who considered her family and saw some warning signs of abuse prior to her murder.
Tom Anderson, owner and founder of TLGW, wants to try and stay in Renton.
