Contractor Joseph D. Bergevin was sentenced to four years for wire fraud after billing clients for phony subcontractor services, resulting in significant financial losses.

Tacoma City Council convenes on November 8 to address the city's finances and the Fire Department's future post Proposition 1's failure, budget amendments, and review a public employee's performance during an executive session.

Due to a data system outage, Kirkland Municipal Court offers limited services and advises contacting via phone or email before visiting. Payments can still be made in person.

A man in Washington faces three felonies for shooting himself at a gas station and lying about it; he has prior felonies and was not allowed a firearm.

The Pierce County Superior Court Clerk's Office is facing disruptions due to unauthorized network activity, with some services paused. They are working on restoring services and ask for public patience.

The Pierce County Sheriff's responded to multiple incidents, including a BB gun assault, DUIs, and a burglary, resulting in several arrests over the weekend.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announced that all parks will remain open on Veterans Day for reflection, but some facilities, including community centers and pools, will close.

Seattle Parks and Recreation with WA Fish and Wildlife to hold a free webinar on creating urban wildlife habitats.

Seattle City Light's James Johnson, a maintenance laborer, was featured discussing his work in various roles and offering advice on job variety, as well as sharing his outdoor hobbies and travels.

Bellevue updates its budget progress and CIP plan, focusing on public input and sustainability. The City Council also plans to dissolve the Library Advisory Board and explores mandatory minimum sentences for misdemeanors.

Kirkland City Council will meet on November 6 to discuss a range of topics including Winterfest funding, a Transportation Plan, and city budget matters, with options to attend in person or via Zoom.

A suspect with a history of elusion was arrested by Seattle Police after a chase resulted in vehicle damage and traffic disruptions. No injuries were reported.

Twelve individuals were indicted in Seattle for running a violent fentanyl trafficking gang, following a year-long investigation that involved wire-taps and led to weapon and drug charges.