Latest News in Auburn, WA

Auburn Police, Valley SWAT arrest suspect with multiple felony warrants, loaded firearm

Auburn Police, in collaboration with the Valley SWAT team, successfully apprehended a suspect with multiple felony warrants at the Seasons at Lea Hill apartment complex. The suspect was found in possession of a loaded firearm and was wanted for serious charges, including first-degree robbery and escape from community custody. The operation highlights the effectiveness of local law enforcement agencies in addressing crime.

Lightstone acquires Outlet Collection Seattle in Auburn for 82 million, plans 10 million upgrade

Lightstone acquired The Outlet Collection Seattle in Auburn for $82 million, planning to invest over $10 million in upgrades. The mall, which is 98% occupied, features major retailers like Nordstrom Rack and Nike. This investment aims to enhance tenant appeal and improve the shopping experience.

VRFA Blotter apartment fire, cardiac arrest, vehicle accidents, shooting more

The Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA) responded to multiple emergency calls in Auburn and Pacific, WA, from November 11 to November 17, 2024. Incidents included a minor apartment fire, two significant motor vehicle accidents, a cardiac arrest, and a shooting. The report highlights the crucial role of local emergency services in maintaining public safety.

VRFA Blotter apartment fire, cardiac arrest, vehicle accidents, shooting more

The Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA) responded to a series of emergency calls in Auburn and surrounding areas from November 11 to November 17, 2024. The incidents included a minor apartment fire, multiple vehicle accidents, a cardiac arrest, and a shooting, demonstrating the authority's extensive involvement in local emergency services. The article highlights the critical role of first responders in addressing various public safety concerns.

Washington State Patrol investigating fatal motorcycle crash on SR167 near Auburn

A motorcycle collision on southbound SR 167 near Auburn killed a 66-year-old Shoreline man on October 1, 2024. The accident involved a Ford Fiesta, blocking traffic for over three hours. Authorities are investigating the cause, confirming no drugs or alcohol were factors.

Four juveniles arrested after armed robbery at Auburn 7-Eleven

Four juveniles were arrested in Auburn after allegedly committing an armed robbery at a local 7-Eleven. The suspects, three of whom were armed, stole cash from the store and patrons before fleeing in a stolen vehicle. Law enforcement utilized a cash tracker to apprehend the suspects without incident.

Auburn Police arrest suspects, seize large cache of drugs and weapons

Auburn Police arrested two suspects for possession of a stolen vehicle on July 14, 2024, discovering a cache of illegal drugs and firearms inside. Detective Derek Morse obtained a search warrant, leading to the seizure of seven firearms and various drugs, including fentanyl and methamphetamine. The primary suspect faces additional federal charges due to a significant criminal history.

REMINDER Auburn Community Yard Sale is this weekend, and heres a map

The City of Auburn will host its annual Community Yard Sale from July 19 to July 21, running daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents can buy and sell items, with support from local government grants. A map of participating locations is available online.

Jury Convicts Auburn Officer Jeffrey Nelson of Murder in Historic Case

Auburn Police Officer Jeffrey Nelson was convicted of murder for the 2019 fatal shooting of Jesse Sarey, marking a historic legal precedent in Washington state. The City of Auburn released a statement acknowledging the jury's decision and outlining the next steps in their internal investigation regarding Nelson's police certification.

Jury Convicts Auburn Officer Jeffrey Nelson of Murder in Historic Case

A jury at the Maleng Regional Justice Center convicted Auburn Police Officer Jeffrey Nelson of murder for the 2019 on-duty killing of Jesse Sarey, making it the first such conviction in Washington state. The City of Auburn released a statement emphasizing its commitment to community trust and announcing an internal investigation following the verdict. Nelson's trial has significant implications for policing standards in the state, testing reforms aimed at prosecuting police misconduct.