Central Pierce Fire & Rescue honors military veterans in their team on Veterans Day, highlighting their service and readiness to respond to emergencies even during the holiday.

Katie Zook King, Electric Service Representative Supervisor at Seattle City Light, is featured for leading her team in managing electric service connections in Seattle.

Seattle Public Utilities is promoting America Recycles Day on November 15, encouraging better recycling practices with educational booths and tips for effective recycling.

Seattle Center's Holidays at the Center event begins November 20, promising a festive lineup of music, markets, and magic-themed activities, aiming to foster community spirit.

Bellevue offers a free training program for volunteer naturalists to educate the public and maintain park ecosystems, with applications due by November 30th.

North Bend lifted its Water Conservation Ordinance after successful conservation efforts and sufficient rainfall, marked by reduced water production since 2009.

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.