Seattle City Light Rates to Increase in 2025-2026, TOU Program Poised to Offer Savings
Seattle City Light will raise electric rates in 2025 and 2026, affecting residents and businesses, with residential bills increasing by about $4/month and businesses by 4-7%. A new time-of-use rate option will be introduced.
Olympia Residents Invited to Weigh in on 2025 Salaries for Thurston County Officials at Public Hearing
The Thurston County Citizens’ Commission invites public input on proposed 2025 salaries for local elected officials, with a hearing scheduled for October 21, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. Remote participation is available.
Redmond Honors Indigenous Peoples Day with Cultural Celebrations and Educational Programs
Indigenous Peoples Day is recognized in Redmond and the U.S., emphasizing the significance of Native American cultures and their histories in the nation. President Biden's Proclamation and local events support the day's acknowledgment and learning.
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell and Councilmember Hollingsworth Unveil Safety Enhancements for Schools After Shooting Incident
Seattle officials plan increased school security following a shooting near Nova High School, with proposal for CCTV and a Real Time Crime Center to deter violence. No injuries were reported, but concerns over community safety persist.
Seattle Youth to Unite Against Violence at Free "Week Without Violence" Event at Southwest Teen Life Center
Seattle Parks and Recreation is hosting a "Week Without Violence" event at the Southwest Teen Life Center for middle and high school students, featuring free activities, food, and music, aimed at promoting nonviolence.
Seattle Kraken Gear Up for NHL Season with New Coach and High-Profile Players, Here's How to Tune In
The Seattle Kraken enters the NHL season with new high-profile additions and a head coach, offering several broadcasting options for fans to watch games, including national networks and local broadcasts for regional fans.












