Most people assume a murder charge requires the defendant to fire the fatal shot. But under Washington law, a person can still be charged with murder if prosecutors believe they set in motion the chain of events that caused someone’s death. That’s the legal theory at the center of the long-running case against Henry Eugene…
Ask five people where to get breakfast in Everett and you’ll probably get six different answers. Unless, apparently, you ask Facebook. When someone in the “Everett Washington Community” group recently posted a simple question—“whats the best place to have breakfast in everett? I’m super picky”—hundreds of locals weighed in. A few restaurants earned plenty of…
Editor’s note: Puget Press has reached out to listing agent Mark Gallagher of John L. Scott Snohomish for comment and will update this article once he responds. Two newly built homes in north Everett are causing a stir online after social media users discovered that each is asking more than half a million dollars. The…
The family of an 83-year-old Lynnwood woman who was killed in a wrong-way crash on Highway 525 is suing Snohomish County, alleging law enforcement failures allowed a dangerous situation to spiral into the fatal collision. A wrongful death lawsuit filed in May and recently moved to Seattle federal court claims members of the Snohomish County…
The most expensive home currently for sale in Everett isn’t a modern mega-mansion or a newly built luxury estate. Instead, it’s a historic waterfront mansion perched atop the bluff in Everett’s Boulevard Bluffs neighborhood, offering nearly 10,000 square feet of living space, sweeping views of Puget Sound, and an asking price of $4.4 million. A…
A new waterfront Mexican restaurant is officially joining the Port of Everett’s growing Restaurant Row, with Marina Azul Cocina & Cantina celebrating its grand opening this week. The Port of Everett and Marina Azul Cocina & Cantina will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 3 p.m. Thursday, June 25, at the restaurant’s new home at 1500…
What makes a workplace great depends on who you ask—and when it comes to the best employers in Snohomish County, workers say there’s no single answer. For some workers, it’s good pay and strong benefits. Others prioritize flexibility, supportive leadership, job security, or simply working alongside people they enjoy. In an era of rising costs,…
Lake Stevens occupies an interesting place in Snohomish County. It’s no longer the small town many longtime residents remember, but it’s not quite a full-fledged suburb either. To outsiders, it’s known for its namesake lake, newer housing developments, strong schools, and relative affordability compared to places closer to Seattle and Bellevue. For families priced out…
Soccer fans won’t need a ticket to Seattle’s World Cup matches to join the celebration. Everett’s official SeattleFWC26 Fan Zone opens this week at Boxcar Park, transforming part of the city’s waterfront into a free, all-ages gathering place where fans can watch matches on a giant screen, enjoy live entertainment, grab food from local vendors,…
A former employee has filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against Everett-based Fluke Corporation, alleging hackers accessed sensitive personal information belonging to more than 18,000 current and former employees after exploiting a vulnerability in the company’s network. The lawsuit was filed June 5 in U.S. District Court in Seattle by Everett resident Bradford Stewart, who alleges…
