Bellevue plans 35 free cultural events to promote diversity with local organizations leading activities aimed at fostering understanding among its population.

The Seattle City Council is considering revising its gig driver minimum wage law from $26.40 to $19.97 per hour, amid debates about its impact on drivers and fees.

Bellevue City Council aims to create or preserve 5,700 affordable housing units, while also addressing future sewer rate increases, and honors AANHPI Heritage Month and International Firefighters’ Day.

The City of Seattle awards $545,000 to 18 groups to support digital equity, targeting low-income families and seniors, with additional funds from Comcast.

Snohomish County invests $1.4 million to combat senior loneliness and hunger, launching programs to connect older residents with community and food resources, and declaring May 2024 Older Americans Month.

North Bend officials remind dog owners to follow leash laws for public safety and enjoyment, with tips for keeping pets engaged while obeying the rules.

Seattle's Big Day of Play is returning on August 17th, offering local talent and businesses the opportunity to engage with the community through fun and wellness activities at Rainier Playfields.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces a variety of summer classes and activities with registration starting on May 21, 2024. Scholarship opportunities are available.

Snohomish County is seeking proposals for management of two new emergency bridge housing sites in Edmonds and Everett, with an application deadline of June 25. They aim to provide safe housing and support for the homeless.

Pierce County is seeking artist submissions to turn traffic signal boxes into art, with chosen artists receiving $500 per box. Submissions are open to all and due by June 20.

Seattle celebrates the opening of a new play structure at Urban Triangle Park with a ribbon-cutting event on May 11, as part of the city's efforts to activate downtown areas.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is set to discuss updates to Be’er Sheva Park and Atlantic City Boat Ramp with Rainier Beach residents on May 14, seeking community input.

Clark County has launched an educational program, "Safety City," for first graders, focusing on accident prevention and safety awareness in various everyday situations.