Overcome by guilt, Auburn police say, the man they believe set fire to Kouros Restaurant on Jan. 16, turned himself in two days afterward.
People have knocked holes in it, walked on it in high heels, torched it, cut it,
Auburn residents should prepare to pay more on their utility bills starting Feb. 1.
Warren McGee, the second son of a railroad engineer, grew up in the railroad town of Livingston, Mont., chasing engines, visiting the roundhouse whenever he could, his young ears thrilling to train whistles.
Joe Fain, a local community volunteer and Chief of Staff for King Councilmember Pete von Reichbauer, announced Monday that he is running for State Senate in the 47th District. Fain said his campaign would focus on growing jobs and small business, controlling government spending, and improving public education.
As always, Mayor Pete Lewis had his wish list to take this week to Washington D.C. and the U.S. Conference of Mayors, the official nonpartisan organization of cities with populations of 30,000 or more.
The Auburn Public library is so busy that even on ordinary days every seat, hard and soft, has somebody in it.
The Auburn City Council on Tuesday evening authorized Mayor Pete Lewis to sign an agreement with the Cascade Water Alliance to address the city’s various concerns with CWA’s intended use of Lake Tapps as a municipal water source.
King County Prosecutors on Wednesday charged a 20-year-old Auburn man with second-degree burglary and second-degree arson in connection with a fire at The Kouros restaurant at 721 W. Main Street on Jan. 16.
Auburn City Council members recently approved the City’s Transportation Improvement Program, recognizing about $146 million worth of transportation improvements over…
In a black-and-white photograph taken on some forgotten field in France during the Second World War, a weary young man…
A 34-year-old Auburn man pleaded not guilty Jan. 13 at the Norm Maleng Regional Justice Center i Kent to charges…
Plans for the Les Gove Community Campus call for a 20,100-square-foot community center on the park’s south end plus a new activity center-gymnasium east of the Auburn Senior Activity Center to the north, at a total cost of $12.7 million.
Auburn’s newest council member recently received some helpful advice from a former city lawmaker, and he intends to take it to heart.
Citing continuing budgetary shortfalls and efforts to streamline City processes, Mayor Pete Lewis on Dec. 30 announced fresh layoffs and the reorganization of the police department, Auburn’s planning and public works department and administrative changes.
ACAP Child and Family Services is the end of the line for a lot of kids, but Largo Wales says it never turns away a child, no matter their behavior or parent issues.
The City of Auburn this week began its second round of layoffs in 2009.
Doctors and staff at Valley Women’s Health Care swear that Mother Goose actually had their offices at 201 N. Division St. in mind when she penned her little ditty about an old lady who lived in a shoe.
King County and the City of Auburn have signed an agreement to provide a community transit shuttle service in Auburn by September of 2011.
Friends and colleagues gathered in the lobby of City Hall to say a goodbye of sorts to Gene Cerino before he sat for his last meeting as a member of the Auburn City Council on Monday evening.
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