Seattle Marks First Year of Expanded Affordable Seattle Program, Streamlining Access to Public Benefits
Seattle celebrates a year since expanding its Affordable Seattle program, making public benefits more accessible, with CiviForm reducing application time and aiding thousands of residents, particularly low-income and non-English speaking households.
Fatal Shooting on Pacific Ave Leaves One Dead, Investigation Underway by Pierce County Sheriff’s Department
A man was fatally shot in Pierce County, and a relative assaulting a deputy during the investigation led to an arrest for third-degree assault. The PCSO is seeking information on the suspect.
Tulalip Tribe Member Pleads Guilty to Voluntary Manslaughter and Firearm Use in Tribal Land Shooting
A Tulalip Tribes member, Abdul Qasim Ray Zahir, pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter and firearm use after fatally shooting a friend in 2022, with a sentencing range of 10-18 years proposed for November 2024.
Washington State Ferries Invites Public Input on Anacortes-San Juan Islands Route Schedule Changes
Washington State Ferries seeks public input on proposed schedule changes for the Anacortes/San Juan Islands route to improve reliability and reflect modern demands. An online open house is available for community feedback until August 23.









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