Redmond introduces a new fee system for businesses using public space, affecting outdoor dining and construction. Effective January 1, 2025, fees will be based on the area occupied.

Street closures for maintenance on South Junett St. in Tacoma are scheduled from January 6 to January 15, affecting the stretch from South 51st to South 56th Street during 8 AM to 5 PM.

The City of Tacoma announces a one-day street maintenance at Sprague and 6th Avenues between December 23, 2024, and January 3, 2025, advising travelers of potential delays.

The Tacoma Arts Commission awarded $148,000 in grants to support 21 local arts projects promoting cultural diversity and engagement across Tacoma neighborhoods.

Seattle's National Weather Service issued a flood advisory due to minor coastal flooding and tidal overflow, prompting warnings to residents in affected areas.

Seattle Police Department prepares for leadership changes with Deputy Chief Eric Barden retiring and Assistant Chief Yvonne Underwood stepping up as Acting Deputy Chief.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Office warns residents about a rise in holiday thefts through a playful anecdote about a mischievous "Elf on the Shelf" named Clark causing disturbances.

Westcott Francis-Curley of Seattle pled guilty to wire fraud and identity theft, involving defrauding his employer, a disaster relief program, and an ex-partner.

The Kirkland Police Department offers a free Gun Safety Class to enhance community safety, as part of a larger initiative to prevent gun accidents and misuse.

The Washington State Patrol seeks information about a fatal hit-and-run on State Route 22 and is looking for a damaged 2018/19 Subaru Legacy and other vehicles.

The Kent City Council unanimously adopted the 2025-26 Biennial Budget, spearheaded by Mayor Ralph, focusing on community values and fiscal responsibility.

Seven men including a Seattle assistant principal were arrested in Renton for allegedly trying to engage in sex with minors, following a police sting operation.

The NE 130th St & NE 125th St Mobility and Safety Project in Seattle has reached its final design phase, with construction due in 2025 to enhance safety and efficiency for a new light rail station.