Seattle commemorated International Workers' Day with outreach to raise labor rights awareness and help businesses adhere to local laws, involving various city and community leaders.

Pierce County Council passed Resolution -R2025-139s to build trust among immigrant communities by limiting county involvement in non-criminal immigration enforcement, aligning with Washington's Keep Working Act principles.

Washington State Ferries is preparing for summer demand by hosting online community meetings on May 21 and 22 to discuss service plans and fare proposals.

WDFW is seeking members for a new advisory group to guide water access area management in North Puget Sound. Applicants must be knowledgeable, able to attend meetings, and apply by May 26, 2025.

Tacoma seeks applicants for the Board of Building Appeals with expertise in various codes. They encourage diverse candidates and emphasize transparency and governance. Applications close May 18, 2025.

The Legislature has approved a $77.1 billion budget in Washington, with cuts and new revenues, focusing on education, essential services, and maintaining a healthy reserve.

SR 510 near Lacey is closed indefinitely for repairs due to a failed culvert, with WSDOT working on complex excavation and replacement work. Commuters are advised to take alternative routes.

Seattle's weather forecast includes a clear, comfortable high of 68 degrees, cooling to a low of 46 in the evening. The weekend will be mostly sunny, but a rain chance increases starting Monday night.

Washington State AG Nick Brown joined a coalition of attorneys general opposing a presidential order targeting law firm Susman Godfrey for defending election integrity.

Rep. Steve Tharinger's bill to enhance the All-Payer Claims Database for better healthcare transparency in Washington is heading to the Governor for approval.

Washington's Covenant Homeownership Program is expanded to assist more first-time homebuyers, targeting racial and economic disparities in homeownership.

Washington's Governor Ferguson signed House Bill 1287 to improve responses to mental health crises, streamlining emergency services' coordination with mental health professionals.

Governor Ferguson of Washington signed two bills to support youth witnessing violence and to improve fish and wildlife regulation enforcement, as advocated by Rep. Goodman.