The article reports on Seattle City Light's efforts to restore power after a major outage, with over 110,000 customers having their service restored and work ongoing for the remaining outages.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week for Seattle, with continuous rain and gusty winds, maintaining high chances of precipitation through to a cloudy Thanksgiving.

Seattle authorities confirmed a 17-year-old girl's death following a car accident at the Atlantic City Boat Ramp. A woman has been arrested in relation to the incident; the case remains under investigation.

A man was arrested for trespassing, resisting arrest, and assaulting officers in Seattle's University District after police found him in a vacant apartment with drug paraphernalia.

The annual Wintertide celebration in Everett begins with a free tree lighting event and includes over 40 activities, such as a Cookie Crawl and Holiday on the Bay.

Redmond introduces a new service fee for Parks and Recreation payments made with credit and debit cards starting December 2, 2024, aimed at offsetting increased processing costs.

Pierce County allocates $750,000 to enable a senior community to buy their mobile home park, preserving affordable housing and establishing resident control.

Deputies in Tacoma assisted in the safe return of loose horses on the highway, an unusual task for the area, until the owners arrived to take control.

Seattle's updated Food Action Plan, aiming for food security and sustainability, has been approved, focusing on equitable access and community resilience.

The OED's website has been updated to improve user experience with a cleaner layout, reorganized content, and multilingual support, based on user feedback.

Seattle Public Schools is seeking public input on a synthetic turf field for Lincoln High School, with a meeting on November 20 to discuss site evaluations and feedback.

School bus crash on I-405 south in Bothell caused delays with no injuries. The accident involved a soccer team, which was unharmed, and lanes reopened by 3 p.m.

Seattle Councilmember Rob Saka proposes a budget amendment to increase police recruitment and retention, aiming for an additional 300-500 officers to achieve pre-pandemic staffing levels, as part of a wider effort to improve public safety.