Hyun Kim is set to become Tacoma's Interim City Manager, following City Council's nomination, pending contract approval and final council confirmation.

Washington's DNR initiates a 150-acre forest restoration project in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest to improve ecosystem health and manage smaller tree overgrowth.

Governor Ferguson signed House Bill 1644, enhancing child labor safety in Washington, with increased penalties and stricter oversight set to start in 2026.

Seattle's forecast includes sun, clouds, and varying rain chances, with temperatures ranging from the high 50s to mid-60s, and potential intermittent weekend rain.

Tacoma introduces a class on business taxes for minority and economically disadvantaged owners, held on May 12, with CPA Tai Moultrie speaking. Registration is needed.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed HB 1605, which provides longevity bonuses for Washington State Patrol troopers with 26+ years of service, aiming to retain experienced officers and enhance public safety.

A man is in critical condition after a hit-and-run scooter accident in downtown Seattle; police seek witnesses.

Washington's $15.5 billion transportation budget aims to revamp highways, ferries, and maintenance, funded by a significant gas tax increase starting July 1.

Attorney General Nick Brown honored fallen and injured workers on Worker Memorial Day and emphasized Washington's commitment to workplace safety and health.

The South Tacoma Neighborhood Plan won the Community Involvement award for its resident-led development, engaging over 1,300 participants through various methods.

The candidate filing period for public service positions in Clark County opens on May 5, with various roles available, and online filings encouraged. The primary election is set for August 5.

Pierce County ICC is hosting a free, inclusive garden-themed event for kids up to five on May 10, with sensory activities and resources for development and learning.

Clark County invites locals to the Public Facilities District meeting on May 5, 2025, to discuss tourism centers.