Snohomish County has enhanced its flood preparedness resources, from an Annual Flood Safety Guide to emergency alerts, hazard maps, and post-flood recovery guides.

North Bend invites the public to meet Police Chief candidates, ahead of new law enforcement collaboration with King County Sheriff's Office starting in 2026.

Everett's Wintertide celebration begins Nov. 28, 2025, featuring a tree lighting, seasonal events, and free entertainment funded by grants and tourism.

Bindi Lassige has been appointed as Bellevue's new director for human resources and diversity, equity, inclusion initiatives, succeeding the retiring Joy St. Germain.

Seattle voters approved the FEPP levy, investing $1.3 billion in education, including affordable childcare, mental health services, free college tuition, and vocational training.

Bellevue is allocating $235,000 to local efforts to counteract food insecurity exacerbated by federal funding cuts, benefiting thousands of households and students.

"Train Dreams" premieres at North Bend Theatre, featuring Joel Edgerton, Felicity Jones, and William H. Macy, with scenes shot in Snoqualmie, depicting early 20th-century Pacific Northwest life.

Snoqualmie residents are invited to discuss the 2026 Property Tax Levy at a City Council meeting on November 10, with a proposed increase of 0.82% in revenue.

Tacoma announces a technology upgrade, causing service outages in November, affecting customer services like utility bill payments and vendor invoice management.

Marysville has drafted a Hazard Mitigation Plan to prepare for natural disasters, seeking public feedback to improve community resilience and disaster response.

Tacoma will close city offices and libraries on Veterans Day to honor veterans. Essential services like emergency and waste collection will continue. Parking regulations won't be enforced. Residents are encouraged to pay tribute locally.

McMurray Hill Road NE in Tacoma is closed today from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for hazardous tree removal. Detours are posted. Call Thomas Adams at (253) 591-5870 for more information.

Mary Stevens retires from South King Fire after 18 years, with an organization's social media post honoring her HR contributions and personal connections made during her tenure.