Bellevue City Council aims to create or preserve 5,700 affordable housing units, while also addressing future sewer rate increases, and honors AANHPI Heritage Month and International Firefighters’ Day.

A man was injured and robbed at gunpoint in downtown Seattle, prompting a police probe. He was treated for a graze wound after chasing the shooter. The public is asked to share information.

The City of Seattle awards $545,000 to 18 groups to support digital equity, targeting low-income families and seniors, with additional funds from Comcast.

The Washington Attorney General sues the Seattle Archdiocese for not complying with subpoenas related to an investigation into the handling of child sex abuse allegations.

Five juveniles were arrested in Seattle following a crime spree, after leading police on a chase and crashing a vehicle. They are linked to robberies, assaults, and auto thefts.

North Bend officials remind dog owners to follow leash laws for public safety and enjoyment, with tips for keeping pets engaged while obeying the rules.

Seattle's Big Day of Play is returning on August 17th, offering local talent and businesses the opportunity to engage with the community through fun and wellness activities at Rainier Playfields.

Pierce County is seeking artist submissions to turn traffic signal boxes into art, with chosen artists receiving $500 per box. Submissions are open to all and due by June 20.

A man was arrested in Bellevue for trafficking a woman, with a SWAT standoff leading to his surrender and charge of multiple crimes including trafficking and unlawful firearm possession.

A woman in Seattle was arrested for allegedly slashing a man's face with a knife in his home, with the victim hospitalized and the suspect facing charges.

Governor Jay Inslee visited Vancouver to address environmental, housing, and educational issues, including air quality monitoring to mitigate asthma and the decline in student financial aid applications.

The Seattle Litter Abatement Program has been effectively cleaning city streets and educating residents on waste management, collecting nearly 2 million pounds of trash since 2016.

Bellevue announces the Spring District Family Festival with activities, food, and music on May 18, celebrating the transformed neighborhood with family-friendly events and city information resources.