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The city talked about, but never enacted a $20 car tab fee , but it's included in the proposed budget for 2018, which is expected to be adopted in December.

Business offices for the Police and Fire Departments will be closed. Emergency services will remain available.

In the city of Yakima, it is illegal for leaves from your property to blow into the street or sidewalk.This is because of their potential to clog gutter and storm drains. If you do not know what to do with yours, Yakima does offer some options to help you stay compliant with the city codes.

If you are a business owner, you know how important repeat business is to your survival, so customer service is usually your No. 1 priority. It's crazy in this day and age how we've let customer service slide in this hustle and bustle world, but great business owners still recognize how important it is when dealing with customers. The Greater Yakima Chamber Of Commerce wants to help. They're offer

The unseasonably long winter in Yakima this year has led to a delay of yard waste removal by City Refuse workers.

This year's snow has piled up and lasted longer than expected, and that has caused issues on the streets of Yakima. The City Of Yakima has a forum to report a damaged street sign, graffiti, pothole, or street light that is burned out...so you can help the city identify these structural breakdowns before they get worse.

It's still summer. It's still downtown. But the nights are dwindling. With just three more Downtown Summer Nights concerts left, we're appreciating them all the more! And tonight (Aug. 4) brings the awesome sounds of Snug Harbor and Yakima Valley favorite Camille Bloom.

Downtown Summer Nights is going to be the best night ever. Not to mention that the weather in Yakima will be amazing! The event is free, but, the band is going to rock our whole city! Too Slim & The Taildraggers will be on stage bringing the excellent rock, southern rock and blues to historic North Front Street, July 21.

If you are not a subscriber to the Yakima Herald Republic's website, then you will have to pay* to access online articles starting Tuesday. Many people have ceased ordering newspaper delivery services and many newspapers find themselves in the dilemma of trying to be profitable while maintaining a viable presence online, where most websites do not charge for access...

It might look like a scene out of "Mad Max" right now, but backers of a new soccer complex on 122 acres off South 38th Avenue hope it'll look like one of finest sports facilities in the state within the next two years. Amid lots of applause and smiles, city officials joined private organizers for a ground-breaking ceremony Thursday afternoon to celebrate the start of the construction...