The Washington State Patrol emphasizes fire safety for children, advising parents on prevention and escape planning after three minors died in 2022 fires.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announces the 3rd Annual One Seattle Day of Service on May 18, encouraging the community to volunteer for various service events.

Renton's Earth Day celebration on April 20 includes live music, food, and games at the Renton Community Center to promote sustainability and community unity.

The City of Renton invites residents to participate in local governance by joining various boards, commissions, and committees to shape city policies.

Seattle parents seek the dismissal of a teacher for antisemitic remarks and justifying violence against Israelis, prompting outcry for action from the school district.

A program at the Washington State School for the Blind, called LIFTT, teaches blind and low-vision adults practical disaster preparedness, emphasizing knowing hazards, making plans, and building kits.

Seattle is accepting applications for its Summer Food Service Program to combat youth summer hunger, funded by USDA and aimed at organizations serving meals to children.

Discover how Hoodline integrates AI tools with traditional reporting to shape the future of local news and investigative journalism. This Letter from the Publisher details Hoodline's journey using AI-assisted journalism to support and expand their team of investigative reporters, in a dual approach that blends innovative technology with skilled human editorial oversight.

King County is testing "SmartSigns" that use infrared technology to warn drivers against texting or other unsafe behaviors, aiming to improve road safety.

Seattle is a finalist for the 2024 All-America City Award, recognized for its efforts in democracy, innovation, and community action by the National Civic League.

An anonymous donor provided financial aid for Venezuelan asylum seekers, enabling their move from an encampment at Seattle's Garfield Community Center back to hotel rooms.

Seattle Public Schools is revising its gifted program to foster inclusivity and address diversity issues, phasing out the Highly Capable Cohort by 2027-28 for a more equitable model.

Seattle Public Utilities invites residents to participate in neighborhood stewardship activities this spring, to enhance the environment and community bonds.