Bellevue has appointed Trisna Tanus as the new city attorney, following her acting role and deputy attorney tenure. She brings extensive legal experience and a commitment to the community.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced a $108 million investment from the Housing Levy for affordable housing, contributing to 655 new homes in support of equity and anti-displacement efforts.

Tacoma City Manager Elizabeth Pauli announced her retirement effective July 1, 2025, and expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to serve the community.

Kitsap County and Bremerton, WA, have been named an official 2026 World Cup Fan Zone, with local officials touting the economic and cultural benefits.

P-Patch Giving Gardens donated over 40,000 pounds of produce to Seattle food banks and meal programs in 2024, displaying community spirit and support for those facing food insecurity.

Five men face federal charges for allegedly operating a drug distribution network in Seattle's homeless areas and International District, with fentanyl and methamphetamine distribution claims.

Seattle Parks and Recreation will close various facilities for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day but keep golf courses, the Amy Yee Tennis Center, and parks open.

The article details Seattle's foggy morning with a high humidity level, a forecast for sunny weather later in the day, and predictions of cooler, cloudy nights and mild temperatures with little wind throughout the week.

Snohomish County and the SBA are offering low-interest loans to residents impacted by a windstorm, with damages exceeding $5.5 million and limited state support available.

Puyallup City Council schedules a public hearing on the 2044 Draft Comprehensive Plan, inviting citizens to voice their opinions in-person or via digital platforms on January 28, 2025.

Repairs at South 12th St. and Union Ave. in Tacoma will close the intersection on Jan 20 from 6 AM to 6 PM, with detours provided. Contact Arterial Supervisor for concerns.

Tacoma and Pierce County have been designated as a Fan Zone for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with plans for live screenings, cultural events, and soccer clinics.

Tacoma received a $4 million grant from Washington State's Department of Commerce to support economic growth and assist communities impacted by the war on drugs, with funding for loans, grants, and business support.