The Metropolitan King County Council will vote Monday on a number of requests from property owners that the urban-growth-boundary line be moved to allow denser development.

King County’s urban-growth area “has a generous surplus of capacity to contain growth: more than double the housing target and more than 160 percent of the job target,” according to the ...

KING COUNTY, Wash. — Areas of King County with more paved landscapes and less tree canopy are feeling the heat more intensely than less urbanized areas, according to a new study from King County ...