Mayor Victoria Woodards of Tacoma, WA, introduced the "Tacoma 2035" initiative and "Community Safety Action Strategy" to enhance community well-being, focusing on housing, safety, and sustainability.

Deputies pursued a suspect in a stolen SUV who attempted to evade arrest, resulting in a crash and an arrest with charges for multiple offenses in Pierce County.

Seattle police arrested a seven-time felon after a fight in Pioneer Square; he tried to hide a gun and flee. He faces firearm and obstruction charges.

A driver died in Snohomish County after their car became submerged in floodwaters. Despite rescue efforts, the individual was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigations are ongoing.

Tukwila Police partnered with students for a "Shop With A Cop" event, fostering community relationships through a shared shopping experience for the holidays.

Senator Maria Cantwell commended the joint efforts in flood response during her tour in Snohomish County and emphasized community preparedness and forecasting.

The Auburn WA Police Department is seeking information on a suspect in a smash-and-grab robbery at Cash America Pawn, involving a grey Ford Fusion with no license plates.

The Chelan County community is mourning Justin Lasater, found deceased in his car in the Columbia River after going missing on December 2nd. The investigation is ongoing.

Linnaea Jablonski is appointed as Tacoma's new Human Resources Director with nearly 20 years of experience, including roles in Olympia and Fairfax County. She starts on February 9, 2026.

Seattle is facing severe weather due to an atmospheric river, with flood watches, landslide concerns, and wind advisories in effect. Heavy rain and high winds are impacting the region, leading to major flooding along several rivers.

A 25-year-old man was arrested for DUI in Seattle after crashing his car into two parked vehicles and a power pole. He faces multiple charges and citations. The SPD is enforcing a December DUI crackdown.

Tacoma considers a 0.1% sales tax hike to fund criminal justice, exempting essentials to ease low-income impact. If passed, it takes effect April 1, 2026.

A felon rammed a stolen car into a police vehicle in Seattle, injuring two officers. He was arrested carrying a gun and drugs, facing multiple charges.