Snohomish County has been highlighted for its equitable use of federal recovery funds, as per the Institute on Race, Power and Political Economy's report. County Executive Somers and Chief DEI Officer Johnson applaud the recognition.

Bellevue begins updating its 'Sustainable Bellevue' environmental plan, targeting a 95% emissions cut by 2050, and integrates its new Comprehensive Plan for improved citywide sustainability.

Snohomish County calls for public input on its five-year Consolidated Plan for housing initiatives. A public hearing is scheduled for November 19, with comments accepted until November 26.

A Nigerian man was arrested for allegedly running a $3.3 million romance fraud scheme, facing 14 counts of wire fraud. He reportedly used fake military personnel identities to scam victims.

The Seattle Hmong New Year festival celebrates cultural diversity with traditional dances, food, and activities at the Seattle Center Armory on November 9.

Pierce County adjusts Auditor's Office operations to accommodate increased voter turnout for the General Election, suspending some services like passport issuance.

Redmond imposes a new 2.75% plus $0.30 fee for Parks and Recreation payments made with credit/debit cards starting December 2, to offset rising costs.

WDFW seeks anglers for a committee to enhance Puget Sound fisheries. Applications are open until December 2, 2024, for a two-year term starting in 2025.

Demarcus Robinson's one-handed, 39-yard touchdown catch in overtime led the Rams to a 26-20 victory over the Seahawks, with praise for a key defensive play and Stafford's 298-yard performance.

Seattle's weeklong forecast predicts persistent clouds and rain with temperatures in the low to mid-50s, requiring umbrellas and raincoats for residents.

The East Marginal Way Corridor Improvement Project in Seattle is advancing, affecting traffic with detours and temporarily rerouting cyclists and pedestrians through carefully planned paths. Completion is expected in spring 2026.

Snohomish County seeks four volunteers for its ADA Public Right-of-Way Advisory Committee to ensure accessible sidewalks and crosswalks. Applications are due December 11.

Washington's WDFW is starting drone surveys for wildlife monitoring in Skagit, Snohomish, and Whatcom counties to improve data collection on swan and goose populations from October until December 2026.