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February 23, 2026

  1. Microsoft Implements In-Office Work Policy in Bellevue and Puget Sound Region: Microsoft's updated in-office policy begins today for employees in the Puget Sound region, specifically impacting Bellevue and nearby Eastside communities. Staff living within 50 miles of a Microsoft office are now expected onsite at least three days each week, with flexibility at the team level and allowances for specific exceptions. The change is anticipated to influence local traffic, downtown business patterns, and commercial real estate as hybrid work schedules shift. Early impacts will likely be most visible midweek. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Feb 23)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +3 Redmond, WA Kirkland, WA Seattle, WA

February 16, 2026

  1. Saks Fifth Avenue Club at InterContinental Bellevue Shuts Down Following Bankruptcy: The Saks Fifth Avenue Club at InterContinental Bellevue closed on February 14, 2026, ending its operations less than seven months after its August 2025 opening. This Bellevue location was part of Saks' expansion of its private, by-appointment shopping concept beyond Seattle, offering curated services and exclusive events. The closure aligns with a broader company move to shutter 14 standalone clubs nationwide as part of bankruptcy proceedings. Saks will retain only a few clubs in select growth markets. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Feb 16)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +16 Seattle, WA St. Petersburg, WA Nashville, VT

  2. Liberty High School Flag Football Finishes Fourth in State Tournament: Liberty High School's flag football team achieved a fourth-place finish at the state tournament after advancing to the semifinals. The Patriots were defeated by Seattle Prep in the semifinal round and subsequently lost to White River in the game for third place. The team's strong postseason run reflects a solid performance throughout the competition. This result marks a notable accomplishment in Liberty's flag football season. (Source: Renton Reporter on Feb 16)

    Eastside Seattle, WA +1

February 14, 2026

  1. Bellevue Expands Light Rail Service Prior to Launch of Cross-Lake Connection: Sound Transit has increased light rail operations in Bellevue as preparations continue for the March opening of the Cross-Lake Connection. Trains are now running the full 2 Line schedule, connecting Downtown Redmond, Bellevue, and Seattle, with service running until midnight between Downtown Redmond and South Bellevue Station. Commuters traveling between Seattle and Lynnwood will experience more frequent train arrivals during peak hours. The overlapping of Link 1 and Link 2 Lines requires riders to check train destinations carefully. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Feb 14)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +5 Seattle, WA Redmond, WA Lynnwood, WA

February 13, 2026

  1. Warren Township High School Alumnus J.R. Singleton Wins Super Bowl With Seahawks: J.R. Singleton, a 2020 graduate of Warren Township High School and former Gurnee resident, helped the Seattle Seahawks claim victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 60. As the team's nose tackle, Singleton played a key role, making him the first individual from his high school to become a Super Bowl champion. This achievement marks a significant milestone for both Singleton and Warren Township High School. Singleton, who turned 24 on the day of the win, continues to be celebrated by his alma mater. (Source: Lake and McHenry County Scanner on Feb 13)

    Lake County Gurnee, IL +3 Seattle, WA Ames, IA

February 11, 2026

  1. Eight-Story Hyatt House Hotel Proposed for Former Eye Clinic Site in Bellevue: A Seattle developer has submitted plans to redevelop the former Eye Clinic of Bellevue site in the Wilburton neighborhood into an eight-story Hyatt House hotel. The project, located at 1300 116th Ave. NE, would feature 174 suites with full kitchens, targeting extended-stay guests. The proposal includes 132 parking spaces across three levels, as well as guest amenities like a lobby, dining area, and fitness center. Construction is estimated to begin soon, with an expected opening in 2028. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Feb 11)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

February 10, 2026

  1. Joe & The Juice to Open Third Seattle-Area Location at Bellevue Square Feb. 27: Joe & The Juice, a health-focused café chain founded in Denmark in 2002, is set to launch its third Seattle-area store and first on the Eastside at Bellevue Square. The new 1,500-square-foot café will open on February 27, offering its signature menu of coffee, fresh juices, and specialty sandwiches. Joe & The Juice aims to provide nutritious food and beverages in a Scandinavian-inspired setting. The store will be located on the shopping center's second level. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Feb 10)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +2 Seattle, WA

February 3, 2026

  1. Bellevue Condo Market in 2025 Sees Normalization After Prior Year's Surge: Bellevue's condominium market in 2025 experienced declines in both sales volume and median sale prices compared to the previous year. This drop is largely attributed to a strong 2024, which saw an unusual spike due to closings of numerous new-construction units, especially from the Avenue Bellevue project. When counting only resale condos and excluding new builds, the market remained stable with minor price growth. The 2025 figures thus reflect a return to typical activity rather than a true downturn. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Feb 3)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

February 1, 2026

  1. Bellevue Collection Hosts Lunar New Year Events and Displays for 2026: The Bellevue Collection will mark the 2026 Lunar New Year at Bellevue Square with a variety of events, cultural displays, and themed crafts. Festivities are set to run from February 17 through March 1, highlighted by a celebration on February 21 featuring live performances and cultural activities. The program is organized in collaboration with local cultural organizations and honors traditions celebrated by Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese communities. Seasonal decorations and themed activities will be available throughout the event period. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Feb 1)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

January 31, 2026

  1. Salt & Straw Plans First Bellevue Scoop Shop for Spring Opening: Salt & Straw, an ice cream company based in Portland, will open its first Bellevue location at 10415 NE 4th Street this spring. The announcement follows the company's previous withdrawal from another Bellevue site in 2024, after which it continued searching for a suitable Eastside location. The new shop brings Salt & Straw's popular, creative ice cream flavors to Downtown Bellevue for the first time. The company already has seven stores in Washington, including several in Seattle and Kirkland. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Jan 31)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +5 Seattle, WA Kirkland, WA Redmond, WA Vancouver, WA

January 29, 2026

  1. Man Convicted for Robbery Spree Spanning Several King County Cities: A man has been convicted for a string of robberies during a two-hour carjacking spree that occurred in 2022 and stretched across multiple King County communities, including Kent, Bellevue, Redmond, and Seattle, before ending in Renton. The incidents involved several victims and prompted a coordinated law enforcement response. The conviction concludes a case that affected residents throughout eastern King County. (Source: Renton Reporter on Jan 29)

    Eastside Renton, WA +4 Kent, WA Bellevue, WA Redmond, WA Seattle, WA

January 27, 2026

  1. Amazon Go in Downtown Bellevue to Close as Company Shifts Grocery Strategy: Amazon plans to close its Amazon Go store in downtown Bellevue, located at 10819 4th St. NE, as part of a larger effort to exit its physical grocery retail operations. This decision will affect several Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh locations across Washington, including additional closures in Mill Creek, Puyallup, Seattle, and Factoria. Some of these stores may become Whole Foods locations, with the company announcing plans to expand that brand. The change reflects Amazon's new focus on delivery and Whole Foods Market. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Jan 27)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +5 Puyallup, WA Seattle, WA

January 23, 2026

  1. Link Light Rail to Start Crosslake Service Connecting Seattle and Eastside March 28: Link light rail service will expand across Lake Washington beginning March 28, when Sound Transit opens the Crosslake Connection on the Link 2 Line. This addition links the Link 1 and Link 2 Lines via the I-90 floating bridge, adding two new stations at Mercer Island and Judkins Park. The new segment covers 7.4 miles and will allow a direct 13-minute trip between South Bellevue and International District Chinatown stations. Trains are set to run every eight to ten minutes, with even higher frequency during peak hours. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Jan 23)

    Eastside Seattle, WA +4 Bellevue, WA Redmond, WA Lynnwood, WA

  2. Seattle Area Prepares for Transit and Highway Disruptions During Seahawks Weekend: Commuters in the Seattle region should anticipate ongoing traffic delays on Interstate 5, with significant congestion expected. On Sunday, downtown light rail stations are set to reopen before the Seahawks game, improving public transit access for event attendees. All lanes on I-405 in Kirkland will also be available by Sunday. Travelers are advised to plan ahead for these scheduled changes to minimize disruptions. (Source: The Seattle Times on Jan 23)

    Eastside Seattle, WA +1 Kirkland, WA

  3. Sound Transit Prepares for Upcoming Light Rail Service Linking Bellevue and Seattle: Sound Transit is conducting a series of practice runs for the new light rail line connecting Bellevue and Seattle as part of its final preparations ahead of service launch. Test trains will operate frequently across the I-90 floating bridge, providing staff with training opportunities and helping ensure operational readiness. The public can expect regular trial runs until passenger service officially begins. The timeline for full light rail operations will depend on the results of these preparations. (Source: The Seattle Times on Jan 23)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

January 20, 2026

  1. Seven-Story Residential Project Proposed for Bellevue's Spring District: A proposal has been submitted for a seven-story apartment building at 1299 120th Avenue NE in Bellevue's Spring District. The planned development, named 12th Place, Building A, would replace an existing office on a 1.34-acre site, offering 116 residential units and a partially underground garage with 89 parking spaces. The project is part of a broader multi-phase development aiming to create a transit-oriented neighborhood. The City of Bellevue is reviewing the application through its Administrative Design Review process. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Jan 20)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +2 Seattle, WA Redmond, WA

January 13, 2026

  1. Bench at Poo Poo Point Honors Seattle Radio Personality Bob Rivers: A commemorative bench has been installed at Poo Poo Point in honor of longtime Seattle radio host Bob Rivers, who was a North Bend resident for several years. The dedication recognizes Rivers' significant contributions to the local broadcasting community and his connection to the area. The site is a popular trail destination in the Eastside region. The memorial is intended to celebrate his enduring impact on both listeners and neighbors. (Source: Issaquah-Sammamish Reporter on Jan 13)

    Eastside North Bend, WA +1 Seattle, WA

  2. Midnight Cookie Co. Shuts Down Bellevue Store at Lincoln Square: Midnight Cookie Co. has closed its Bellevue location in Lincoln South Food Hall, with its final day of business on January 12, 2026. The store, which originally opened in April 2024 after operating first at Bellevue Square in 2023, marked the brand's second attempt to establish a Bellevue presence. The company will continue to offer its products at Eastside locations in Redmond and Kirkland. Midnight Cookie Co. remains in business at its other sites despite this closure. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Jan 13)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +4 Redmond, WA Kirkland, WA Everett, WA Seattle, WA

January 8, 2026

  1. Renton Resident Faces Charges in Deadly Shooting at Seattle Hookah Lounge: A man from Renton has been formally charged in connection with a fatal shooting that took place at a hookah lounge in Seattle. The incident reportedly followed a physical fight between individuals at the venue. Authorities have provided limited details regarding the altercation but confirmed that the shooting resulted in one death. The case underscores ongoing concerns about violence in local nightlife establishments. (Source: Renton Reporter on Jan 8)

    Eastside Seattle, WA +1 Renton, WA

January 7, 2026

  1. Sabine Café Plans Summer Opening at The Eight in Downtown Bellevue: Sabine Café is planning to open its new location in Downtown Bellevue in late June or early July, with construction currently underway. The café will be situated on the ground floor of The Eight, a 25-story office building at 10666 NE 8th St. This marks the second location for Sabine Café, following its initial success in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood. The Bellevue spot will serve an all-day menu with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences, and offer both indoor and outdoor seating. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Jan 7)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

January 6, 2026

  1. US Marshals Warn Residents About Fake Court Order Scams in Washington: The US Marshals Service for the Western District of Washington, based in Seattle, has issued a warning about ongoing scams involving fraudulent court orders. Scammers are reportedly impersonating law enforcement officials and presenting fake documents to obtain money or personal information from the public. Residents are urged to be vigilant and verify any suspicious communications. The alert is intended to help protect individuals from financial and identity theft schemes. (Source: Redmond Reporter on Jan 6)

    Eastside Seattle, WA

December 23, 2025

  1. Bellevue Chamber Renews Opposition to State Payroll Tax with Seattle Exemption: The Bellevue Chamber of Commerce has reiterated its opposition to a proposed statewide payroll tax, citing concerns over a legislative plan that would exempt businesses already paying Seattle’s JumpStart tax. Under this proposal, Seattle employers would be spared from the new state tax, while companies in Bellevue and other cities would be required to pay. Chamber leaders argue this would shift the tax burden to non-Seattle businesses. Supporters of the exemption say it protects Seattle firms from added costs. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Dec 23)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

December 17, 2025

  1. Workshop in Woodinville Introduces Furoshiki Gift-Wrapping Traditions: Local residents participated in a workshop at the Woodinville Library focused on Furoshiki, a traditional Japanese method of wrapping gifts using reusable cloth. The event, held in partnership with the Seattle Consulate-General of Japan and the King County Library System, aimed to promote eco-friendly alternatives for gift wrapping. Attendees learned about the cultural significance and practical techniques of this sustainable practice. The session reflected growing interest in environmentally conscious traditions. (Source: Kirkland Reporter on Dec 17)

    Eastside Woodinville, WA +1 Seattle, WA

December 16, 2025

  1. Pagliacci Pizza Unveils New Location in Old Town Redmond: Pagliacci Pizza has launched its newest pizzeria in Old Town Redmond, revitalizing the corner near the light rail station with its ninth Eastside outlet. The renovated former gas station at 16311 Redmond Way features a design inspired by the Pacific Northwest and Redmond's historic core, offering indoor dining, takeout, and expanded delivery for area residents. The site now includes enhanced landscaping, outdoor seating, and large windows overlooking the dining room. The opening brings additional dining options to Redmond's community. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Dec 16)

    Eastside Redmond, WA +1 Seattle, WA

December 15, 2025

  1. Man Wounded by Bellevue Police After Allegedly Making False Emergency Call: A man is receiving treatment at Harborview Medical Center after being shot by a Bellevue police officer, according to prosecutors. Authorities report the man allegedly called 911 to lure officers to the scene under false pretenses. He is now in custody and faces assault charges. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about police response and misuse of emergency services. (Source: The Seattle Times on Dec 15)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

December 9, 2025

  1. Persian-Inspired Skincare Brand T Bazi Now Available at Bellevue Locations: A new skincare line called T Bazi, founded by Bellevue resident Nina Hajian, is now being sold at Viktorya Wellness, Cadell Laser Clinic, and Pure Aesthetics in Bellevue. Drawing on Persian traditions, the products incorporate pomegranate, Persian rose, and cardamom as key ingredients. Hajian developed the brand after personal health challenges led her to research botanical formulas rooted in Persian culture. T Bazi aims to bring clean, research-backed products to the local beauty market. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Dec 9)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +2 Seattle, WA

December 8, 2025

  1. Bellevue Recognized as Top Sustainable and Scenic City for 2026 by Good Housekeeping: Bellevue has been honored as the Best Sustainable and Scenic City for 2026 by the Good Housekeeping Travel Awards. The recognition highlights the city's commitment to sustainability, its extensive network of over 100 parks, and the presence of an all-electric shuttle service within downtown. Evaluators noted Bellevue’s recreational opportunities, diverse cultural attractions, and vibrant dining scene as standout features. The award underscores the city's appeal both as an environmentally conscious and visually attractive destination. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Dec 8)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

December 2, 2025

  1. King County Sues Trump Administration Over Federal Housing Grant Restrictions: King County, along with six other local governments and four nonprofit organizations, has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration regarding recent federal housing policy changes. The legal action challenges restrictions to the Continuum of Care grant program, which funds permanent supportive housing and services for people experiencing homelessness. Local officials warn that federal grant renewals are at risk, potentially affecting housing support for thousands of households in the region. The lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court for Rhode Island. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Dec 2)

    Eastside King County, WA +7 Seattle, WA Nashville, VT Redmond, WA

November 26, 2025

  1. EvergreenHealth and Seattle Children's Partner to Expand Pediatric Care in Kirkland: EvergreenHealth Medical Center in Kirkland and Seattle Children's have entered into a strategic affiliation focused on expanding neonatal and pediatric specialty care services for families on the Eastside. As of July 1, 2025, pediatric specialists from Seattle Children's, including cardiologists, neurologists, and surgeons, are now providing care at the EvergreenHealth facility. Officials say additional pediatric specialty services will be introduced over time. The partnership aims to improve access to specialized care within the local community. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 26)

    Eastside Kirkland, WA +2 Seattle, WA Redmond, WA

November 24, 2025

  1. EvergreenHealth Leaders Discuss Hospital Challenges With State Legislators: Executives from EvergreenHealth recently met with several Washington state legislators at their Kirkland campus as part of preparations for the upcoming legislative session. The discussions focused on the hospital's role as a public health provider and outlined ongoing financial pressures stemming from updates to state and federal policies. Hospital leaders emphasized the importance of community investment and highlighted new partnerships to strengthen care delivery on the Eastside. These conversations aim to ensure continued support from lawmakers. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 24)

    Eastside Kirkland, WA +3 Olympia, WA Seattle, WA Redmond, WA

November 21, 2025

  1. Bellevue Sees Above-Average Influx of New Residents Amid National Moving Slowdown: While residential mobility in the United States has reached its lowest point since tracking began in 1948, Bellevue, Washington, continues to experience a strong influx of new residents. In 2024, 15% of Bellevue residents moved, surpassing the national rate of 11%. Many newcomers are renters, and a notable portion, over 7,000, arrived from out of state. Washington as a whole also sees higher mobility than most other states, indicating ongoing demographic activity in the region. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Nov 21)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

November 18, 2025

  1. Providence Swedish Announces Nearly 300 Job Cuts Across Multiple Hospital Locations: Providence Swedish plans to cut almost 300 jobs at its hospitals in First Hill, Cherry Hill, Ballard, and Issaquah, along with nearby outpatient clinics. The health system's workforce reduction will impact both clinical and non-clinical roles in these Seattle and Eastside communities. Hospital representatives cited organizational restructuring as the reason for the decision. The affected employees are expected to receive support during the transition period. (Source: The Seattle Times on Nov 18)

    Eastside Seattle, WA +2 Issaquah, WA

October 30, 2025

  1. Suggestions for Lesser-Known Horror Films to Watch This Halloween: A selection of underrated horror films has been recommended for Halloween, with storylines set in locations ranging from Seattle to rural Japan. The list highlights movies that may have been overlooked by mainstream audiences but are well-suited for a chilling night in. These films offer a variety of cinematic experiences ideal for those seeking something different this Halloween season. The recommendations aim to add suspense and intrigue to holiday viewing plans. (Source: Redmond Reporter on Oct 30)

    Eastside Seattle, WA

October 29, 2025

  1. Bellevue Invites Local Businesses to Plan 2026 World Cup Events: Bellevue is reaching out to local businesses, artists, and organizations to participate in community events during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. An informational meeting will be held at City Hall on October 22 to discuss opportunities for hosting themed activities along the 2 Line corridor. Grants and in (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Oct 10)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

  2. McKnight Middle School Student Recognized as Seattle Police 'Chief for a Day': Ino Reyes Jr., a student at McKnight Middle School in Renton, was recently selected for the Seattle Police Department's 'Chief for a Day' program. His participation followed the remission of his leukemia, which was also recognized during the Seafair Torchlight Parade where he was honored as a VIP. The event aims to bring joy to children who have overcome serious illnesses while highlighting community support. Reyes' recognition marks a proud moment for both his school and the local community. (Source: Renton Reporter on Sep 13)

    Eastside Renton, WA +1 Seattle, WA

  3. Downtown Bellevue Schedules Range of Halloween Events on October 31: Downtown Bellevue will offer an array of Halloween activities for all ages on October 31. Reality Break Escapes features themed escape rooms available through midnight, challenging groups with different adventures. Ascend Prime Steak & Sushi will host a Gothic Glam party with specialty drinks, music, and photo opportunities that evening. Forum Social House is set to present an Angels and Demons party, including costume contests and themed entertainment. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Oct 27)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

October 21, 2025

  1. Medspa of Seattle Closes One88 Tower Location in Downtown Bellevue: Medspa of Seattle, previously operating as Sevid Beauty, has closed its business at the One88 condominium tower in downtown Bellevue. The spa, which opened in early 2022 and rebranded in mid-2024 to focus on aesthetic treatments, had been located at 170 Bellevue Way NE. No information on relocation, (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Oct 21)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

October 16, 2025

  1. Bellevue Selects Developer for Affordable Housing Project in Wilburton by 2030: Bellevue officials have chosen Bellwether Housing to develop a mixed-use affordable housing project on city-owned land in the Wilburton Transit-Oriented Development District. The plan includes at least 127 affordable homes for households earning 30% to 80% of area median income, along with community (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Oct 16)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

October 14, 2025

  1. Paris Baguette to Open Bakery at Salesforce Tower in Downtown Bellevue: Paris Baguette, an international bakery-café chain, is set to open a new location at 929 108th Avenue Northeast in Downtown Bellevue, occupying the former Sam’s Tavern space in the Salesforce Tower. The bakery will offer a variety of breads, pastries, cakes, and donuts, expanding local dining and sn (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Oct 14)

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October 12, 2025

  1. King County Introduces Hotline for Reporting Hate Crimes and Bias Incidents: King County has established a new hotline operated by Crisis Connections to allow residents to confidentially report hate crimes and bias incidents. The service aims to connect callers with support resources and, if desired, assist with reporting incidents to law enforcement. The hotline is part of (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Oct 9)

    Eastside Seattle, WA +1 Redmond, WA

October 10, 2025

  1. Diwali Celebrations at Bellevue Square Feature Cultural Displays and Activities: Bellevue Square is hosting a week of Diwali festivities from October 10 to 19, including cultural displays, live performances, and family activities. The event highlights traditional Indian art, such as rangoli, and offers craft kits and photo opportunities for visitors. The celebration concludes on (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Oct 10)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

October 8, 2025

  1. Bellevue Restaurants Join Seattle Restaurant Week With Special Menus: Several Bellevue dining establishments will participate in Seattle Restaurant Week from October 26 to November 8, offering fixed-price menus at various price points. The event, organized by the Seattle Good Business Network, aims to support local restaurants and highlight diverse cuisine options in (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Oct 8)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

October 3, 2025

  1. Bellevue Jazz & Blues Music Series Scheduled for October 8–12 Downtown: The Bellevue Jazz & Blues Music Series is set to return to downtown Bellevue from October 8 to 12, 2025. The event will feature performances by both national and local jazz and blues artists across several venues. Notable acts include Lee Oskar and Friends on October 10 and the Dee Daniels Quartet, (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Oct 3)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +1 Seattle, WA

September 29, 2025

  1. Snapdoodle Toys to Launch Temporary Store at Bellevue Square This Fall: Snapdoodle Toys & Games will open a seasonal pop-up shop at Bellevue Square from October through January, located on the shopping center's second floor near Macy’s. The move comes as the retailer prepares to close its Bellevue North Plaza location, which will be redeveloped for a mixed-use project. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Sep 29)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +5 Kenmore, WA Redmond, WA Seattle, WA Issaquah, WA Totem Lake, WA

September 25, 2025

  1. Medina Waterfront Estate and Bellevue Towers Condo Listed as Combined Offering: A newly built waterfront estate in Medina and a high-rise condominium at Bellevue Towers are being marketed together. The Medina property, completed in 2024, features over 12,000 square feet, six bedrooms, and extensive amenities including a dock and lake views. The combined listing is situated in a (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Sep 25)

    Eastside Medina, WA +2 Bellevue, WA Seattle, WA

September 19, 2025

  1. Park Metro Apartments in Bellevue Acquired for $33 Million: The Sobrato Organization has bought the Park Metro Apartments at 11101 NE 12th Street in Bellevue for $33 million. The property features 78 residential units, a retail space currently leased to a float therapy center, and parking for 100 vehicles. The building is fully leased and offers amenities, a (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Sep 19)

    Eastside Bellevue, WA +2 San Francisco, WA Seattle, WA

September 16, 2025

  1. King County Executive Candidates to Discuss Mental Health Policy in Online Forum: An online forum featuring King County executive candidates Claudia Balducci and Girmay Zahilay will focus on mental health policy, including expansion of local services and oversight issues. The event, hosted by The Seattle Times and the League of Women Voters, is scheduled for October 9 and will be (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Sep 16)

    Eastside Seattle, WA +1 Redmond, WA

September 13, 2025

  1. Seattle Files Lawsuit Against Renton and Auburn Gun Shops Over Glock Sales: The City of Seattle has initiated legal action against gun retailers in Renton and Auburn, claiming the stores are involved in selling Glock pistols that are later modified into automatic weapons. The lawsuit alleges these sales contribute to illegal firearm conversions in the region. (Source: Renton Reporter on Sep 13)

    Eastside Seattle, WA +2 Renton, WA Auburn, WA

September 12, 2025

  1. Weekend Closures Planned for I-405 and I-90 Near Bellevue and Issaquah: Drivers in the Seattle area should expect delays this weekend as southbound I-405 between Bellevue and Renton will be closed. Additionally, westbound I-90 in Issaquah will be reduced to a single lane, affecting local and regional traffic flow. (Source: The Seattle Times on Sep 12)

    Eastside Seattle, WA +3 Bellevue, WA Renton, WA Issaquah, WA