The trial for a former Auburn Adventist Academy teacher charged with having sex with one of his female teenage students has been put on hold.
Rising gas prices, the appeal of a healthier lifestyle or simple love of the outdoors are all expected to prod many more people to consider the bicycle as an alternative to the car.
A church has asked the City of Auburn for an administrative use permit to allow use of an empty warehouse building in the Hart Business Park at 1520 Pike St. NW.
City Council members agreed unanimously Monday evening to issue two series of utility system revenue bonds to provide funds to pay for a long list of absolute, have-to-do sewer, stormwater and water projects.
Lydia Taverne has always set her heart on being an artist.
King County prosecutors are still deciding whether to charge three of four young men who led police on a chase that began with a burglary and ended with one jumping into the Green River near the Auburn Golf Course to flee police Nov. 16.
The state Department of Labor and Industries has cited and fined Ferrellgas of Auburn for the accidental electrocution of two employees last spring.
Auburn community leaders expected to get a second transit parking garage out of the Sound Transit 2 (ST2) Plan voters passed in November of 2008, and they felt they had every right to expect it.
With the South Correctional Entity (SCORE) misdemeanant jail in Des Moines getting ready to begin operations next fall, the City of Auburn is ready to take advantage of the benefit of joint jail services.
The City of Auburn builds its biennial budget around the best data available when it compiles the document.
It’s all over, including the shouting, but the tallying of votes for the Nov. 2 election keeps on keeping on toward the final certification.
The purpose of one part of Monday’s agenda of the Municipal Services Committee called for Auburn Police to brief committee members on the latest statistics from red light photo enforcement cameras.
One of the players in a two-person traffic confrontation last week apparently couldn’t let go of his anger and stabbed the other driver Monday afternoon on the campus of Green River Community College.
In a curtained-off corner on the second floor of the Truitt Building in downtown Auburn on election evening, state senate candidate Joe Fain was doing his best to remain calm at one of the most important moments of his life, making small talk with staff and family, standing for photographs with his fiancée, Steffanie Moxon.
Bike paths, parks, organic farms, retention ponds and all-purpose open spaces should make the Auburn Environmental Park District a humming hive of activity.
Three years ago, City leaders were talking about remaking South Division Street into a promenade or esplanade to entice developers there and to the four blocks south of Auburn City Hall.
If the Auburn Area Chamber of Commerce and Enterprise Washington’s recent “Jobs for Main Street” rally in downtown Auburn was small in numbers, it packed a big message.
Friends say Dick Kammeyer was one of Auburn’s grand old men — community minded to the fingertips, good natured, the embodiment in his personal and professional lives of a vanishing America of simple, durable values of public service, honesty, hard work and family.
To speeches, fanfare and balloons, and with smiles lighting up the faces of 250 newly employed people, the Auburn Walmart superstore opened its doors Wednesday morning.
Eight members of the Auburn Police Department — two patrol officers, five detectives and one commander — converged on Green…