DNR and WSU are hosting three educational events for forest landowners to learn about forest stewardship, including wildfire preparation and forest health management.

The Bremerton Fire Department celebrates Navigator Rachelle's Master's Degree in Social Work from Walden University, highlighting her educational dedication alongside her fire service duties.

The Renton Police Department in Washington introduces a free Senior Public Safety Miniseries, aimed at educating seniors on safety and fostering community connections.

Renton Police Department shares tips on social media for improving home security, such as locking doors, using security bars, and tilting blinds upwards.

Pierce County is inviting proposals for youth violence prevention programs, with $3 million available from a local sales tax. Proposals should address findings from the county's YVPNA and focus on sustainable, evidence-based practices.

Federal data show the Seattle metro’s unemployment climbed to 5.1% in November, a 1.1-point jump as tech layoffs and weaker hiring cooled the market. Analysts will watch upcoming company announcements and federal reports for a turnaround.

Puget Sound Fire promotes Community Risk Reduction Week to prevent fire emergencies through education and strategic planning, emphasizing the need for community involvement in safety measures.

Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue begins training for the new recruit class 26-01, as they enter the pre-academy phase to develop essential firefighting skills.

The Federal Way Blue Bridge Program connects those in crisis with immediate resources, offering aid such as shelter and transportation, and relies on community support to operate.

Puget Sound Fire reports Week 20 of training for firefighter recruits in Recruit Academy 21, covering emergency response skills like pharmacology and terrorism incident response. Graduation is scheduled for January 27th, with a live-stream option.

The Shoreline Fire Department honored MLK Jr.'s legacy on social media, emphasizing community and service, despite their closed offices on the holiday.

The Kent Police Department is raising awareness about human trafficking, sharing resources during Human Trafficking Prevention Month. They emphasize its universal impact and provide assistance information in a Facebook post.

Tacoma allocated $90,000 from a food and beverage tax to support 28 local community events in 2026, fostering cultural and social engagement within the city.