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Family, friends and admirers celebrate the work of Dick Brugger, poet laureate
City celebrate 3-year tenure of Dick Brugger, poet laureate, as it draws to a close
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City opposes county closure of public health clinic
The City of Auburn has added its voice to the chorus of those adamantly opposed to the potential…
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Auburn schools take over the DARE program from the City
A police officer-led series of classroom lessons teaching children from kindergarten through the 12th grade how to resist…
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Sun Break Café owner installs solar panels on restaurant’s roof
Bruce Alverson realizes long held dream, installs solar panels on restaurant's roof
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Council action clears way for marijuana businesses on heels of I-502
Council decries "unfunded mandate" as it clears way for marijuana businesses
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Car thefts up in Auburn, police say
Auto thieves plying their dubious trade in Auburn have rolled away with an average of 58 cars and…
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Brugger bash honors poet laureate, young artist
The City of Auburn celebrates the Brugger bash at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 11, in the Council Chambers…
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New Auburn High School shines through, visitors say | SLIDESHOW
More than 75 years of Auburn High School graduating classes walked past old lamp stands, up stairs and…
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Marijuana businesses may learn Tuesday whether they’re in or out of Auburn
City leaders may decide Tuesday the fate of an ordinance that purports to meet the challenges posed by…
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Auburn leaders look into possibility of youth-teen center
City leaders got a look at the baby stage of an alternative to the now-shelved community center project…
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Accused of sex trafficking, Auburn man pleads not guilty
Auburn man accused of sex trafficking tells federal court he's innocent
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WSP crime lab says blood found on material off Peasley Canyon Drive is human
Police continue to track down leads and tips after bloody find off Peasley Canyon Drive
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City’s shopping cart pick-up program headed for the heap
Nine-year-old shopping cart pick-up program very unpopular among merchants, who hate having to pay the City a $30…
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Protestors hit the streets to say “nuts” to potential closure of King County Public Health Center in Auburn
Dozens protest possible closure of King County Public Health Center in Auburn
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Auburn Humane Society opens thrift store at old Peckenpaugh Drugstore site
Humane Society opens thrift store to create additional revenue stream so it can do more
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Former Husky and Seahawk now goes to battle for kids at Auburn’s AYR
Auburn Youth Resources hires former Seattle Seahawk to sell its programs to the community
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No, it’s not a transfer station; Poe Construction building a warehouse; Algona is top choice for new facility
For those who wonder what the construction activity going on at 28721 West Valley in north Auburn is…
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Auburn’s Planning Commission to air marijuana-related businesses at hearing
Get up and express your opinion or sit back and listen to where the City is at on…
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Grant to help City study impact of chemical plume
The City of Auburn recently accepted a $186,000 grant from the Washington State Department of Ecology to study…
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Lea Hill and Forest Villa neighborhood generated the most fireworks complaints this year
Auburn Assistant Police Chief presented the Auburn Police Department's "2014 Fireworks After Action" report Monday afternoon to the…