West Coast Governors form an alliance issuing vaccine recommendations in response to CDC politicization under Trump officials, focusing on science and public health.

The West Coast Health Alliance recommends vaccines for COVID-19, flu, and RSV for everyone over six months, emphasizing the importance of vaccination to prevent illness and reduce healthcare system pressure.

The Washington State Department of Health disciplined several health care providers, including denials and probations, to ensure adherence to licensing standards.

A.B. Ernst Park in Seattle is set to expand, with an Open House event on September 30 to discuss the project. The expansion is funded by the Seattle Park District and is planned to start in 2026.

Bellevue's median household income jumped 39% from 2018-2023, with a significant job increase and downtown office space growth. The city's economy, bolstered by the creative sector, is set for further expansion in life sciences, AI, and clean tech.

WSDOT selected Guy F. Atkinson Construction for the SR 410 White River Bridge repairs, aiming to complete within 6-8 weeks under Governor Ferguson's directive for a continuous work schedule.

Clark County Council seeks volunteers for Mosquito Control District Board of Trustees, with terms starting in 2026. Duties include overseeing policy and expenditures.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell unveils an AI Plan to make the city a leader in responsible AI use, set to enhance services, create jobs, and foster innovation.

Seattle's morning fog is expected to give way to sunshine with a high of 73°F. Overnight clouds will bring a low of 58°F. The weekend may see rain, with a wet Sunday ahead.

King County Public Health warns against swimming at Houghton and Juanita Beaches due to high bacteria levels, with signs posted and a recheck planned for next week.

US Supreme Court decision allowing ICE agents more leeway in immigration stops condemned by AG Nick Brown, citing concerns over racial profiling and civil liberties, especially for Latinos.

The Clark County Commission on Aging will hold a retreat on September 17 to discuss their 2026 work plan and candidates for the 2025 Silver Citizen awards. The event is in-person, public, and focuses on the county's aging population needs.

The SFMO emphasizes youth fire safety as schools resume, sharing prevention tips and urging the preparation and education of children to handle fire emergencies effectively.