The New York Times named Seattle's Saint Bread among the best bakeries in the U.S., acknowledging its cardamom croissants and other delectable offerings.

Snoqualmie City Council approves $633,000 for local human services to support food, shelter, and counseling needs for 2025-26, emphasizing community assistance.

Redmond residents to face a 2.99% service fee on city services paid by card starting January 2, 2025. The fee covers increased card processing costs and follows utility and recreation fee changes.

Dashcam footage shows Tacoma police arresting Tyshawn Smith after he stole an SUV and hit a 12-year-old girl, who is now recovering from injuries. Smith faces multiple charges and a competency evaluation.

A Washington man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for possessing child sexual abuse images after violating terms of his release as a registered sex offender.

The city of Sammamish warns of traffic delays due to roadwork from Ziply Fiber installation and gas main placement by Puget Sound Energy, with sewer pipe laying for a new development.

The Everett City Council has approved the construction of a new multipurpose facility downtown, which will serve as the Everett AquaSox baseball team's new home and host community events.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell selected Shon Barnes as the new police chief after a national search. Barnes has a track record of reducing crime and fostering community engagement.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of consistent rain for Seattle, with high chances of precipitation and temperatures ranging in the low 50s and mid-40s.

Tacoma plans a celebration to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy, focusing on unity and community engagement, with awards and an outreach fair.

WDFW invites public input on resident native trout management at a virtual town hall on Jan. 9, 2025, to help shape the draft policy, emphasizing conservation and sustainable fishing.

The Tacoma City Council has established the Climate and Sustainability Commission to continue efforts in addressing climate change and to foster community involvement.

Seattle is increasing its parking violation fines for the first time since 2011, with amounts set to rise from $29-$53 to $43-$78 starting January 1, 2025.