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The 38th District Democrats have confirmed they are being investigated for a campaign donation received from Everett Firefighters Local 46 that a citizen claims is a pass-thru donation intended to skirt campaign finance rules. Here is the complaint as posted on the PDC website. Jackie Pryor Jpryor030 reported 4 days ago (Fri, 14 Apr at […]

Editor’s Update Sunday May 14th 10:30 AM: After our original posting MyEverettNews.com has learned that the company that operates the Everett location has been in Chapter 11 Bankruptcy for the past month or so and on Friday that was converted to Chapter 7. People hoping to have Saturday Brunch at NYP Bar and Grill on […]

Around 1 o’clock this afternoon a man was working on a car in his basement garage in the 1500 block of Hoyt. The car apparently caught fire and that fire quickly began to spread. 9-1-1 was called and arriving fire crews found both the car and garage on fire. They were able to get a […]

For the last 24 hours search and rescue volunteers and Snohomish County Deputies have been looking for 68 year-old Sandra Hasegawa-Ingalls. According to the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office she was reported missing from her Lake Stevens home having been last seen Thursday morning. Last night her vehicle was found in north Everett but she was […]

This marks the 24th year for the Everett Farmers Market. The season opens this Sunday (Mother’s Day) at Boxcar Park on the Everett Waterfront. This year’s market features the largest group of juried vendors in market history – a total of 160 unique merchants. Vendors will rotate each week to fill 100 booth spaces every […]

Had multiple calls regarding police activity in the 7800 block of Beverly Boulevard in south Everett this morning. From what MyEverettNews.com has been able to put together apparently there was an initial call shortly before 9:00 AM of a possible stolen truck at a house on Beverly Boulevard. When an Everett Police officer arrived to […]

How much should the City of Everett spend addressing street level issues including crime, mental health, homelessness, drug addiction and quality of life? That’s a question city leaders are trying to address as they begin work on the 2018 budget. One tool city council members plan to use is a review of how much money […]

Not a good sight for the folks at Pickle Time Deli on 75th street in southwest Everett’s industrial area. Arriving workers found the front doors smashed and the ATM taken. Everett Police are investigating. The business is open today as usual.

The Everett City Council tonight received a briefing on proposed updates on laws that deal with prostitution in the city. In one case the city council is being asked to amend language in the law that makes it illegal to knowingly permit prostitution. The wording of Everett’s current law has been ruled too vague by […]

In 2011 Everett last updated its Hazard Mitigation Plan. Now the city’s Department of Emergency Management is in the process of updating that plan and would like to hear from you. Here are the details… Community Meeting Opportunity for the City of Everett residents! We have an exciting opportunity for you to help the City […]