A look at crime and criminals in the Issaquah/Sammamish area.
Sammamish police responded to a call of a man overdosing on heroine Dec. 21.
Forbes Magazine has ranked Sammamish America’s Friendliest Town for 2012.
If there was ever a question whether Sammamish appreciated school resource officer Stan Chapin, it was answered Tuesday afternoon.
Sammamish won’t be changing its rules regarding initiative and referendum anytime soon.
Medical marijuana users in Sammamish will have to wait at least another six months if they hope to start a grow operation within the city limits.
A 16-year-old Skyline student was found dead in the school parking lot shortly after 9:30 p.m., last night, according to the Sammamish Police Department.
With theft one of the more common crimes in Sammamish and the holidays right around the corner, police are warning residents to be cautious of Grinches.
A man driving southbound down Issaquah-Pine Lake Road called police Dec. 9 after his vehicle was hit by water balloons containing a mystery liquid that made his window fog up. The impact also caused $300 in damage to the windshield.
One week after Sammamish citizens showed strong support of local retailer Ace Hardware, the City Council gave its unanimous approval to pursue development of a new structure on a challenging piece of property.
A Sammamish woman called police Nov. 27 to report she was hit by a vehicle while she was on her morning walk.
The City of Sammamish will honor one of its heroes Dec. 18 when it renames a section of 233rd Ave. N.E. after Stan Chapin, long-time school resource officer at Eastlake High School and Inglewood Junior High.
With the final clock winding down, Sammamish community members showed up in full force at Tuesday’s City Council meeting to support a business on the verge of extinction.
The last thing Macey Knecht expected in her final days of summer break was a call to the principal’s office.
With the flick of a switch, Sammamish Councilman Tom Vance kicked off the holiday season on the Plateau Wednesday, lighting up the city’s Christmas tree and Menorah during the seventh annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony.
When Wally Pereyra says he’s never seen anything like it before, take note.
A 21-year-old Sammamish man was arrested for DUI Nov. 15 after crashing through a front yard and into a tree.
Months of deliberation and discussion ended Nov. 19 as the City of Sammamish approved its 2013-14 biennial budget.
Toni Nielson recalls the helpless feeling like it was yesterday.
Sammamish residents will likely have to dish out more money for stormwater fees over the next six years in order to keep up with federal regulations.
