Seattle will host the Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival on September 7 at the Seattle Center, featuring Hawaiian music, dance, cuisine, and vendors.

Anthony Escoto of Tukwila, Washington, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in a drug trafficking operation linked to the Aryan Family and Omerta prison gangs.

Motorcycle chase in Pierce County ends with crash; suspect arrested with weapons and faces multiple charges, including firearm and drug violations. No injuries reported.

Seattle is under an Extreme Heat Warning with high temperatures expected until Wednesday, posing a risk of heat-related illnesses. Authorities advise staying hydrated, cool, and checking on vulnerable individuals.

Pierce County deputies and Puyallup Police stopped a stolen car after a high-speed chase, catching four juveniles, including an unlicensed 15-year-old driver.

Bellevue and surrounding cities prepare for Welcoming Week, featuring events promoting inclusivity and community engagement, coordinated by Eastside for All.

Everett opens comment period for its 2026 Action Plan and 2024 CAPER, focusing on housing, public services, and economic development. Public input is invited until specific dates in 2025.

Pierce County officials and local groups are hosting free seminars to inform needy seniors and disabled individuals about potential property tax exemptions.

Six people were detained after assaulting a 19-year-old in Seattle's Sand Point, with the victim hospitalized and suspects facing assault and obstruction charges.

Rebel, a rescue dog, serves in the Pierce County Jail alongside Corrections Deputy Yelle, aiding in contraband detection and enjoying an active off-duty life.

Seattle Police Department celebrated leukemia survivor Inomar "Ino" Reyes Jr. as "Chief for a Day," acknowledging his resilience and strengthening community bonds.

Seattle Police arrested a DUI suspect for dangerous driving, captured by their Real Time Crime Center. The 29-year-old was stopped after speeding and running a red light on Aurora Avenue.

The Tukwila City Council is seeking a temporary member for Position 6, with applications closed on August 15, 2025. A decision is expected by September.