Pierce County designated $6.3 million to the MCFHC to prevent evictions through a lottery-based program, with funds from the CHG, starting this summer.

Kirkland City Council will address homelessness and planning on April 15, in a hybrid meeting accessible via Zoom, also discussing the Iceplex and Community Center Proposal.

A woman was arrested in Seattle for throwing hot coffee at a gas station clerk after attempting to steal it. The clerk suffered burns, and the woman claimed self-defense. She was booked on suspicion of robbery.

Snoqualmie's police chief, Brian Lynch, was fired for policy violations after an external investigation. He had been on leave since February, and an interim chief has been appointed.

Seattle City Light has completed an investigation into employee misconduct, addressing issues of workplace behavior and committing to improve its culture.

Everett Police seek a suspect for assaults at two bikini barista stands. Described as a thin man around 6'3", he targeted the stands days apart. Officers are increasing patrols and seeking public help.

Renton is hosting a series of eco-friendly activities for spring cleaning, focusing on recycling and conservation, including a shredding and medication collection event on April 26.

Snohomish County invites public feedback on its 2025-2029 Consolidated and Annual Action Plans for housing and community development, with a virtual hearing set for April 23, 2025.

A Washington man is charged with illegal possession of a destructive device, firearm, and ammo after a pipe bomb exploded, damaging a neighbor's vehicle.

A culvert failure on SR 411 in Cowlitz County, WA, has forced a detour for heavy freight traffic to prevent further road damage. Repair timeline is uncertain; lighter vehicles can still pass with caution.

Washington Governor signs HB 1142 to support unpaid family caregivers, standardizing training regardless of employment method, backed by strong bipartisan support.

Seattle's forecast predicts partly sunny weather with a high near 60 degrees, light winds, and a shift to cloudy skies in the evening. Rain is expected later in the week with varying chances each day.

Washington Senate unanimously passed HB 1484, a bill to enhance legal consequences for rape leading to pregnancy, expanding protections across all ages.