Neighbors grab your coats, your hats, your kids - and get on down to the city's Open House this Saturday.

This is the third year the city has hosted an open house event.

During the event folks can learn about city resources, meet local elected officials, ask questions and offer ideas on things you think can be improved throughout the city.

The open house runs from 10-2:00p.m., at 601 5th Ave.

Here's what organizers say you can expect if you're planning to come:

• Tours of the Mayor's Office and City Council Offices
• Q&A session with the mayor
• Workshops on the legislative process and interpreting credit reports
• Tabling by City departments and the City Attorney's Office
• Live music
• A farmer's market

Anyone and everyone is invited to stop by and check it out.

A doctor accused of killing his partner and their 2-year-old son has been found competent to stand trial on charges of their murder, the King County prosecutor's office said Thursday.

Louis C. Chen, 39, faces two counts of aggravated murder in the first degree for the stabbing deaths of 29-year-old Eric A. Cooper and 2-year-old Cooper Chen.

Judge Ronald Kessler announced the ruling during Chen’s status conference this afternoon at King County Courthouse.

Chen is accused of stabbing his partner and son at their high-rise apartment building on Seattle's First Hill.

The victims' bodies were found August 11 when a co-worker showed up at Chen's apartment, concerned he had not shown up for an orientation session at Virginia Mason Hospital where he had recently been hired.

According to police, the coworker found Chen nude and covered in blood.

Update: Babylonia Aivaz came to the warehouse shortly after being notified of the demolition, and changed into her wedding dress on the street. She was seen climbing on the equipment and trying to get in the way of the demolition. She then had to leave for work, according to KOMO freelance photographer Joshua Lewis. So far, the building's awning has been torn down.

Capitol Hill’s most talked about wedding this week may not be on as scheduled, as the building set to wed is currently being torn apart.

“There is a bulldozer at the building and a big hole,” confirms Thomas Wright, who works at nearby Bimbos.

It is unclear if Babylonia Aivaz knows that her love interest, a warehouse at 10th and Union, is being demolished before she had expected. She is planning on marrying the building during a ceremony Sunday.