MOD Pizza paid $80,000 to employees and a $622.85 fine for a second violation of Seattle's scheduling law, not providing work schedules 14 days in advance.

Restructuring company Paladin alleges in bankruptcy filings that Bellevue firm iCap was running a Ponzi scheme.

Washington lawmakers have approved HB 2382, ensuring rideshare drivers' families receive survivor benefits through the state workers' compensation system.

Seattle has updated MHA payment calculations, affecting development costs, while also revising the guidance on Developer Contributions through Incentive Zoning to ensure developers support affordable housing.

Seattle crews dismantled a homeless man's encampment in Dr. Jose Rizal Park, including items like a washing machine and beer kegs, amid ongoing homelessness issues.

A man was shot during an attempted break-in at a South Seattle business but is in stable condition; three individuals have approached the police for questioning.

Brandon Gerner and Joshua Jones deny involvement in a brutal double homicide in Maple Valley. Their next court appearances are pending as the case progresses.

The article discusses Seattle's mixed rain and snow weather forecast, with little snow accumulation, chilly temperatures, and a continuous pattern of unpredictable spring showers expected over the coming days.

Seattle residents enjoyed leap day deals on February 29 with discounts at Circle K, free items from Wendy's and Krispy Kreme, and special offers for those born on leap day.

Seattle has streamlined its tree service registration, now allowing companies to register just once to work on both private and public spaces, making it easier for them to maintain the city's urban forest.

King County and Tukwila invest in support for asylum-seekers, with the county providing a $1 million grant and Tukwila offering space for a heated tent.

A man was fatally hit by a car on Pacific Highway in Kent; the 19-year-old female driver cooperated with the investigation, with no initial signs of drugs or alcohol involved.

Seattle's Smart Cities award bid for Digital Equity and Accessibility needs public votes, following the city's efforts to enhance digital inclusivity and user experience online.