Tacoma Escalates Vision Zero Efforts with Higher Traffic Fines, Updated Safety Camera Program
Tacoma updates its traffic safety program, raising fines and aims for zero traffic-related deaths by 2035. The city offers fine reductions and payment plans for some residents, and is setting up new camera zones to improve road safety.
Clark County Battles Severe Weather Fallout with Road Closures and Park Impacts
Clark County is addressing severe weather effects, causing road closures and impacting parks, with Public Works responding to flooding and downed trees. Residents can report hazards and receive updates on the county's website and social media.
Seattle's International Special Review District Announces New Board Members for Chinatown International District
ISRD announced election winners: Hyan Ho for Position #1, Zhiyun Zhu, and Kyle Jacobson for Positions #2 and #4, starting January 1, 2026, to preserve the Chinatown International District.
Seattle and Pacific Northwest on High Alert for Flooding and Winds as Atmospheric River Hits
The Pacific Northwest faces potential flooding, power outages, and landslides due to an atmospheric river and high winds, with advisories in place for heavy rain and gusts. Residents are urged to take precautions.
Washington Attorney General Proposes Immigrant Worker Protection Act to Bolster Rights and Workplace Transparency
Washington's AG and legislators introduce the Immigrant Worker Protection Act, providing key safeguards for immigrant employees, requiring employer transparency, and aiming to reduce workplace disruptions.
Bellevue Greenlights New Speed Safety Cameras and Embarks on Curb Pricing Study and Co-Living Housing Ordinance
Bellevue City Council approves the installation of speed cameras to enhance traffic safety, plans curb pricing strategy, allows co-living housing zones, and reappoints members to the Convention Center Board.












