Polyclinic Settles ADA Violation Accusations, Agrees to Pay $25,000 to Patient and Establish $350,000 Fund for Others
The Polyclinic settles with U.S. Attorney's Office for ADA violations, agreeing to pay $25,000 to a patient and create a $350,000 fund for others affected, while improving services for deaf and blind patients.
Tacoma Forges Friendship City Relationship with Kochi, India, Enhancing Cultural and Economic Ties
Tacoma City Council designated Kochi, India as a new Friendship City, enhancing cultural and economic exchanges between the two port cities. Mayor Woodards and Council Member Sadalge endorse this development.
Seattle Ends Temporary COVID-19 Protections for Essential Workers, Introduces Permanent Gig Worker Ordinances
Seattle's temporary COVID-19 ordinances for grocery and gig workers have expired, with permanent measures like the App-Based Worker Minimum Payment and Paid Sick and Safe Time Ordinances now in place.












