Bellevue is developing its first Hazard Mitigation Plan and seeks public feedback on disaster concerns and preventative measures through a virtual open house.

Redmond Police reports 14 jewelry thefts targeting the Asian Indian community, raising concerns of an organized crime ring and prompting calls for public vigilance.

The Seattle Department of Transportation encourages locals to create pedestrian-friendly party zones for Halloween and Día de Muertos by applying for the Trick-or-Streets program.

The Bellevue City Council began planning for the Crossroads and Newport neighborhoods under the Great Neighborhoods program, aiming to align the city's development with local needs.

Seattle invites artists to apply for affordable studio space at Base Camp Studios 2, with a 50% rent subsidy, promising a creative community in the Downtown area. Applications close on September 22.

Everest underwent an interrogation and a polygraph test as part of pre-trial procedures, with no witness corroborating his alleged actions. The case's outcome hinges on these developments.

A no-swim advisory has been issued at Houghton Beach Park due to high bacteria levels; health authorities warn against swimming for both people and pets.

A Snohomish couple, Ilya and Sophia Tsaruk, died while snorkeling in Maui, leaving behind their son and an unborn child. They are remembered for their community involvement.

Bellevue is offering permit fee waivers for affordable housing construction to address the housing shortage. Eligible units must remain affordable long-term for low-income households.

Seattle City Council revived SODA and SOAP orders, which Councilmember Tammy J. Morales criticizes as ineffective, advocating instead for evidence-based strategies from the City Auditor's report.

Seattle City Council has passed the SODA ordinance, empowering courts to ban those convicted of drug offenses from specific drug problem areas, part of a broader safety initiative.

Seattle man indicted for armed carjacking near Lumen Field and faces federal charges for carjacking and firearm use.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell proposes new legislation to increase ADU production, streamline permitting, and ease construction costs to improve housing diversity and affordability.