Good morning, Auburn.

Auburn Police arrested six juveniles on Monday afternoon, May 26 after a caller reported masked teens trying to break into a parked car at an apartment complex and a sergeant witnessed an assault at a bus stop in the Lea Hill neighborhood—all six are now at King County Juvenile Detention Center with charges pending.

A 63-year-old Auburn man was arrested by Washington State Patrol on May 30 for his alleged involvement in a 2023 hit-and-run collision—police said the crash on June 24 injured a 43-year-old motorcycle rider on eastbound State Route 18.

Sound Transit will set up a new tower crane at the garage construction site at 1st and A Streets Northwest on June 3—noise may rise—and the work will take up to three days.

The crane will stay until August 2026—its lights will work at night—and the $69 million garage with about 675 stalls is planned to open in 2027.

On May 27, James Webb and Bryce Beason told the City Council about Auburn's plan to keep roads in good shape using the 'State of our Streets' report — the report shows pavement conditions with a score — and they explained current and future projects for the city's 238 centerline miles of paved roads.