"We really appreciate INRIX, we would love for them to stay, we would certainly welcome them back," said Jim Lopez with the City of Kirkland.

The longtime Kirkland company plans to move out of the city because of safety concerns regarding a nearby homeless shelter.

The group that will operate the facility says permanent supportive housing is "a proven, cost-effective and compassionate" ...

Transportation data and analytics company INRIX will be moving out of Kirkland after nearly two decades. INRIX CEO Bryan Mistele posted on X Friday, stating the company is moving due to a nearby ...

Focusing on the right international markets, and moving away from the trickier ones, can drive remarkable financial results, ...

The rich yet brief history of Kirkland is encapsulated within the Kirkland College Records, which span 125 linear feet and ...

Frances Dales joined Weil, Gotshal & Manges as a partner in its US private equity group in Los Angeles, the firm announced ...

Pioneer Square's Flatstick Pub shuffles along with Duffleboard, a fairly new game that showcases Seattle landmarks in ...

Google is transitioning its Seattle operations from Fremont to South Lake Union, impacting local employees and the community.

Weil, Gotshal & Manges has hired Kirkland & Ellis private equity partner Frances Dales in its Los Angeles office, the firm ...

Regarding Costco products, especially Kirkland Signature branded items, warehouse shoppers have serious opinions. From toilet paper and paper towels to baked goods and olive oils, the most random ...

The addition of a soon-to-be homeless hotel is causing one of Kirkland's largest employers to move out of town.