The Seattle City Council approved new crowd control policies for the SPD, emphasizing oversight and the controlled use of blast balls, with hopes to end the federal consent decree.

SR 516 eastbound loop ramp to northbound I-5 is closing for four months due to SR 509 work, with a new turn lane and signal starting February 19 for detour.

King County proposes a Parks Levy renewal to maintain and improve green spaces, safety, and recreational areas, with an increase in homeowner expenses by approximately 11 cents daily.

A car struck and killed a pedestrian in Everett, resulting in the closure of Broadway at 13th Street for investigation. The driver stayed at the scene.

Seattle's Landmarks Preservation Board will discuss the Burwell House's landmark nomination on March 5, 2025, with public participation encouraged in various forms.

Seattle held its Housing Celebration at Sweetgrass Flats, with officials and the community recognizing housing progress, including investments of $108.2 million for affordable homes. Success stories highlighted the impact on individuals’ lives.

Seattle City Council has passed a bill to convert office spaces into housing, offering tax exemptions to foster affordable living and revive downtown.

A suspect wanted in Alabama for the murder of Cornelis Smith was arrested in Kent after police received a tip. He attempted to flee but was detained without incident and now awaits extradition.

Mayor Jon Nehring invites Marysville residents for a Coffee Klatch on March 24, aiming to foster dialogue between citizens and local government. The event will also be streamed on Facebook Live.

The Everett Chamber launched the Everett Nonprofit Collaboration Roundtable to aid local nonprofits in sharing resources and aligning services, inviting leaders for its first meeting.

Snohomish County property taxes rise by nearly 6% due to state levies increase and local tax measures approved.

A fire at a Seattle construction site caused evacuations and damage to a nearby townhome; one woman was treated at the scene. Firefighters prevented the spread and are investigating the cause.

Snohomish County Public Works have plowed 16,000 miles to ensure road safety during winter weather, prioritizing critical routes and staying prepared for ice and snow.