The Renton Regional Fire Authority is hiring a Finance Technician II and an HR Generalist, offering salaries from $70,956 to $111,580 with benefits, seeking motivated applicants for crucial support roles.

SR 167's northbound HOV lane will become a toll lane on January 12, as per WSDOT's report. Drivers need a Good To Go! account and Flex Pass to avoid extra fees.

Lakewood reports its first year without homicides in decades, with significant drops in burglaries, larcenies, and vehicle thefts. Police credit new technology and strategies.

Seattle's Neighborhood Matching Fund is accepting applications for community projects, offering up to $50,000 for large initiatives and $5,000 for smaller ones.

Tacoma City Council approved a 0.1% Criminal Justice Sales & Use Tax to enhance community safety and support vital services, effective from April 1, 2026.

A narcotics K-9 named Huuk from Marysville, WA, aided the police in a vehicle stop that led to the arrest of three wanted individuals and the impounding of the vehicle for a narcotics search.

Alan Bach, Senior Power Analyst at Seattle City Light, discussed his work on the utility's Integrated Resource Plan and his life since joining the company in November 2022.

The City of Kent is holding a reception on January 6 to honor the swearing-in of elected officials, including the Mayor and Councilmembers, encouraging community engagement.

Missing Renton woman Ricketta Williams was found safe after the Renton Police Department's social media appeal for public assistance. She may have been experiencing a mental health crisis at the time of her disappearance.

Everett Fire Department responded to an apartment fire, rescuing a man in his 70s and aiding a maintenance worker. The fire was contained, and officials highlighted the importance of working smoke alarms. The cause is under investigation.

Seattle Fire Department's Chief Scoggins reported on the department's busy year, detailing emergency responses, community services, and honoring a fallen firefighter.

Seattle Fire Department Chief Scoggins reflects on 2025 achievements, the loss of a team member, and the department's community engagement in his New Year's message.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department highlights their deputies' heroics and odd encounters in a year-end video series, including pursuits, community interactions, and unique problem-solving incidents.