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The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) announced Seattle as its eighth franchise, set to begin play in the 2025-26 season. The team will compete at Climate Pledge Arena, home of the NHL's Kraken, alongside another new franchise in Vancouver. PWHL executive Jayna Hefford emphasized the independent merits of both markets in the expansion decision.
A New Westminster man, Ryan Jensen, was found guilty of multiple charges, including aggravated assault and killing an animal, following a violent attack on a woman in October 2023. The victim sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized after reporting the assault to police. Jensen's sentencing is scheduled for Monday.
Two trucking incidents occurred in Abbotsford and Chilliwack on Tuesday, involving drivers who ignored their provincial permits. Both incidents, involving Alberta-based companies, caused damage but resulted in no injuries.
New Westminster police investigate a man's death after a body was discovered downtown Tuesday afternoon. Forensic investigators are on-site collecting evidence, and officials expect clarity on the circumstances could take weeks.
The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) approved an increase in contractor registration fees, effective from April 30, 2025. This decision aims to address rising operating costs and enhance services for business operations and economic growth.
The Edmonds Historical Museum Summer Market opens on May 3, featuring around 90 vendors selling fresh produce, meats, fish, baked goods, and handmade items. The market operates from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the intersection of 5th Avenue and Main Street.
Nearly 5,300 Washington state government and community college employees will not receive a 3% pay raise in July due to a delayed contract ratification. The Washington Public Employees Association's late approval means these workers will fall behind their peers and face financial challenges. Union leaders are exploring options to mitigate the impact of this decision.
The Edmonds School District invites the community to its annual STEM Expo on May 1 from 6-8 p.m. at Mountlake Terrace High School. Students in grades 4-12 will showcase their science, technology, engineering, and math projects, encouraging local support for young innovators.
Joan Bloom, a former Edmonds City Council member, raises concerns about the Seismic Hazard Area at Edmonds Waterfront, noting that critical development plans violate existing codes prohibiting residential structures and public assembly. She questions city officials on their lack of communication regarding the risks and the inclusion of incompatible land uses in the 2024 Comprehensive Plan. Bloom emphasizes the urgency of addressing these hazards as flooding and tsunami risks increase.
The Dining Dog restaurant reopens in Edmonds’ Firdale Village on May 3, after a six-year hiatus. Owner Dorothy Chagas, inspired by her past Food Network features, aims to create a one-stop shop for dog lovers, offering gourmet meals and collaborative events. Customers can expect a new menu and opportunities for dogs and their owners to socialize.