Seattle Raises Bar for Composting Practices to Enhance Environmental and Economic Health
The article discusses Seattle's efforts to improve composting by urging residents to compost correctly, emphasizing no plastics in the compost, and providing a "top 5" list of proper compost materials.
Fire Marshal Warns, Unattended Cooking Equipment Major Cause of Home Fires in Washington State
Fire Marshal Chad Cross emphasizes the importance of attentiveness when cooking, citing it as the leading cause of residential fires, and provides safety tips like never leaving cooking equipment unattended.
Bellevue Welcomes New Spring District with Family Festival Featuring Games, Music, and City Insights
Bellevue announces the Spring District Family Festival with activities, food, and music on May 18, celebrating the transformed neighborhood with family-friendly events and city information resources.
Burien Police Face Possible Exodus Amid Controversy Over Chief's Dismissal and Anti-Camping Law Tensions
Burien police officers threaten a mass exodus over the potential firing of Police Chief Ted Boe, with tensions rising amid disputes over the city's anti-camping ordinance and disagreements with city management.
Seattle Labor Violators Newway Forming and Baja Concrete Ordered to Pay Over $2 Million in Remedies
A Seattle Hearing Examiner upheld the findings of labor violations by Newway Forming and Baja Concrete, confirming they owe over $2M in wages and penalties for labor violations from 2018-2020.
Seattle Sets Wheels in Motion for Major Transportation Overhaul With Mayor Harrell and SDOT
Seattle Mayor and SDOT launch infrastructure projects aimed at modernizing roads and improving safety, funded by the Levy to Move Seattle, including paving and the RapidRide J Line to enhance transit reliability and safety.












