Bellevue Seeks Civic-Minded Residents to Join Influential Planning Commission by October 24th Deadline
Bellevue’s City Council is seeking applicants to join the Planning Commission, a key advisory body shaping the city’s land use, policies, and development. Residents have until October 24 to apply for the volunteer position, which offers a chance to help guide Bellevue’s future direction.
Tacoma City Council Approves Upgraded Multi-Family Tax Exemption Program To Bolster Housing Affordability
Tacoma's City Council has updated their Multi-Family Tax Exemption Program to enhance housing affordability and stimulate economic growth. The changes, effective November 7, 2025, aim to support lower-income renters and housing stability.
Washington State Board Facilitates Affordable Housing in Tacoma with Land Transfer to Pierce County
Washington State transfers a half-acre of land to Pierce County for affordable housing development, as announced by the Department of Natural Resources. The decision aims to address housing shortages and support community services.
Seattle Braces for a Stretch of Rainy Days, Says National Weather Service
Seattle is expected to have a series of rainy days, with the National Weather Service forecasting increased chances of rain and cloudy skies, and temperatures around 61 degrees. Rainfall is likely to persist into the Columbus Day weekend.
Missing Oakley Carlson Declared "Legally Dead" as Grays Harbor Investigation Persists
A court declared missing 5-year-old Oakley Carlson "legally dead," shocking her former foster mother and spurring ongoing investigations, with potential charges for a no-body homicide case against her parents, despite no formal decisions.












