My Everett News

On May 7th, 2026, the Everett City Council unanimously adopted legislation to establish a Manufactured Housing Community Zone. The ordinance protects seven of the city’s manufactured home parks from redevelopment, except in limited circumstances. The proposal creates a new zone: Neighborhood Residential – Manufactured Housing Communities, which limits the use of the land for continuation […]

Thinking of running for office? There are 40 local, state, and federal offices up for election this year. Openings include: U.S. Representative State Representative State Senator Judicial positions County Prosecuting Attorney Public Utility District Commissioner Filings will also be accepted for political party Precinct Committee Officer positions. Precinct Committee Officers are elected at the precinct […]

On Wednesday the Everett City Council approved an extra $10.6 million and other items to ensure the new downtown stadium, or “outdoor events center” stays on track for completion in late 2027. All councilmembers voted in favor, except Judy Tuohy, who wanted more signed contracts and guarantees. In particular, she didn’t like that United Soccer […]

Reservations are open now for the Jetty Island Ferry, offering day trips to the beach this summer at the Port of Everett’s Jetty Island – the longest sandy beach in Puget Sound. Getting to Jetty Island is easy. Simply reserve seats online and catch a short ride aboard the seasonal foot ferry from Jetty Landing […]

Nearly 300 people attended the reopening ceremony for the Edgewater Bridge yesterday. It was a joyous event after the 18-month wait. The bridge replacement project kicked off on October 30th, 2024 and instantly cut off adjoining neighborhoods in Everett and Mukilteo, disrupting traffic flows. Businesses like Soundview Deli & Grocery struggled and the route to […]

On the heels of Sound Transit announcing a budget shortfall of $35 billion over the next couple of decades, and the possibility of cutting Everett out of their light rail expansion plans, the City of Everett and Community Transit released a join press release. With the new outdoor stadium in the works, and the fact […]

Schack Art Center celebrated longtime Executive Director Judy Tuohy, who was recognized with the prestigious Richard & Nancy Wendt Award of Excellence at the Wendt & Mayor’s Arts Awards on April 23 at the Everett Performing Arts Center. Tuohy was honored for her extraordinary 32-year leadership at Schack Art Center and her lasting impact on […]

County tourism boards are looking for people who are passionate about the long-term development of Snohomish County as a regional, national, and international destination. Applications are being accepted to fill vacancies on two tourism-related advisory boards: the Tourism Promotion Area (TPA) Advisory Board and the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC). The TPA is looking to […]

Station Everett will conduct a scheduled training exercise from April 20 to April 28, 2026. During this period, residents in surrounding communities may hear noise from blank ammunition, observe smoke, added small boat activity, see emergency vehicles, and experience temporary changes to normal traffic patterns near the installation. This training is part of the installation’s […]

The City of Everett is hosting a recycling collection event for Everett residents on Saturday, April 18, starting at 9 a.m. and ending when capacity is reached or 3 p.m. The event will take place in the south lot (Lot B) of Everett Station, located south of 3201 Smith Avenue (see map to the right). […]