A man was arrested in Seattle for stealing a car at gunpoint during a Facebook Marketplace meetup, prompting police to warn about the risks of online sale meetups.

Seattle is addressing climate challenges by establishing resilience hubs, with plans to integrate them into vulnerable communities as regular social spaces that can serve as emergency refuges when needed.

Seattle City Council has adopted a spending plan to address the housing crisis, focusing on homelessness prevention and utilizing the $970 million Housing Levy to assist low-income residents.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is lighting up ballfields on July 3rd and 4th to prevent illegal firework damage and preserve the synthetic turf, which is costly to replace.

Two teens were detained by Seattle Police for possessing firearms, one with an illegal modification, near a high school.

Belleview's Mini City Hall relocates to a larger space in a mall, the city introduces the Eastside Sound Transit’s 2 Line, and promotes environmental equity with a tree giveaway, as documented in "It's Your City" newsletter.

A fatal shooting occurred in Seattle's Capitol Hill, with police responding early Monday. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene, and details are still emerging as the investigation continues.

NBA legend Gary Payton, known as "The Glove," will make a special appearance at this year's Hoopfest in Spokane. He will sign photos and judge a dunk contest.

Seattle Councilmember Tammy J. Morales proposes a transportation levy focused on traffic safety, responding to local and national road safety concerns. The plan emphasizes the need for bold investments to protect citizens.

The Bellevue City Council is backing a plan to transform the Wilburton "auto row" area into a mixed-use community near transit hubs as part of the city’s urban revitalization efforts.

King County Executive Dow Constantine thanks U.S. Senators for securing a $25 million federal grant to enhance the Eastrail network by retrofitting a bridge over Interstate 90.

Chris Sprague was named May Employee of the Month for his outstanding commitment and service in the Kent Police Department, where he serves as a Police Training Administrator and Range Master.

Pierce County residential property values increased by 6.2%, with varying changes across regions and types of properties; appeals and tax relief options are available.