The Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank is facing a food shortage and needs community support due to federal nutrition program cuts and decreased shipments from Northwest Harvest.

Seattle celebrates the completion of Pier 58, a significant addition to its Waterfront Park, with cultural and recreational features, eyeing a grand opening on September 6, 2025.

Evergreen Beauty College in Renton was recognized as the Fire Safe Business of the Month by the Renton Regional Fire Authority for its commitment to fire safety.

Seattle hosted Spectrum Cyclone, a training session to prepare emergency response communications for the complex environment expected at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The Kirklander, a new biannual printed newsletter from the city of Kirkland, delivers local governance and community updates to residents, aiming for inclusivity and accessibility.

Bellevue's annual Tree Giveaway offers free trees to residents and community organizations, with the aim of enhancing city green spaces in partnership with 300 Trees and Amazon.

Bothell unveils a draft Climate Action Plan to address climate challenges, improve resilience, and reduce emissions, with public feedback sought by August 31, 2025.

Seattle police briefed seniors on safety, advising situational awareness, minimizing smartphone use, and carefully choosing self-defense tools. They also recommended Gavin de Becker's book and practicing vocal assertiveness for emergencies.

Washington state is proposing regulations for a statewide battery recycling program to facilitate free and convenient disposal, excluding vehicle, medical, and small electronics batteries. Public feedback is sought until September 10.

Pierce County's ADR has launched an educational program on the WA Cares Fund, a long-term care insurance initiative, which offers in-person and online information sessions.

Bellevue is seeking community facilitators to engage local residents in discussions for its Affordable Housing Strategy, emphasizing inclusivity and the need to hear from low-income and marginalized groups.

Republic Services will resume trash pickup in King and Snohomish counties after a stoppage due to union negotiations, with normal service returning on residents' scheduled collection days.

Tacoma's 2025 Striping Maintenance Project starts July 28 to improve road visibility and safety, mostly at night to minimize traffic disruption, with weather-dependent scheduling.