Seattle faces a week of rain, with 100% chance of precipitation and strong winds today. Night showers will continue. Rain persists into early week with lighter amounts expected.

Seattle's CARE department marks its two-year anniversary, with the CCR team having handled over 6,700 non-violent incidents. Expansion plans include more CCR positions and enhanced 911 center staffing.

Nisqually State Park's transformation progresses as a landfill cleanup, funded by Washington's Model Toxics Control Act, removes waste and restores natural landscapes.

Seattle City warns of landslide risks during the wet season, advising residents to maintain drainage systems and watch for soil movement. Resources like GIS maps and USGS updates are available for preparedness.

Construction has begun on the Rivertrail NW in Snoqualmie, a project aimed at enhancing the downtown area and improving riverfront access, set to be completed by summer 2026.

Washington and Massachusetts lead a multistate brief to the Supreme Court, supporting state power to issue investigative subpoenas without federal court interference.

The Seattle OLS settled with Ba Mien Seafood Market for alleged PSST and Wage Theft Ordinance violations, resulting in the market paying $74,581.92 to 98 workers and $1,383.74 to the city.

Tacoma has filed an appeal seeking a stay on the recent Superior Court Order that mandates Initiative 2 to appear on the February 2026 ballot, claiming legal errors in the trial court's decision.

AG Nick Brown and a coalition of 21 attorneys general filed an amicus brief opposing the Trump administration's defunding of Planned Parenthood, emphasizing the healthcare services at risk and defending reproductive rights.

The article discusses the closure of the Lake City Fred Meyer store, its impact on the community, and Representative Farivar's connection to the area and efforts to address food security.

New tolling rules are now in effect on SR 167 including updates for carpoolers, motorcyclists, dynamic pricing, and new lane striping for express toll lanes.

Two teens were arrested in Seattle after crashing a stolen car during a police chase. The vehicle was taken in an armed robbery, and weapons were found inside.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet week for Seattle with showers and high winds, with some breaks and slight clearing on Monday and a sunny Tuesday before rain returns mid-week.