An audit report reveals significant issues in DCHS's grant funding program, including inadequate controls, risking fraud and mismanagement as allocations grew rapidly.

Bay Area drivers are reminded to adhere to school bus stopping laws as students return to classrooms, with a note that stopping isn't needed when a bus is on the opposite side of a center turn lane. Non-compliance may result in significant fines.

The Washington Conservation Corps is seeking recruits for environmental service roles, offering hands-on experience and career opportunities in ecology.

Washington's Department of Ecology presents a draft plan to combat bacterial pollution in Drayton Harbor, inviting public comments to refine strategies for clean water and ecosystem protection.

Pierce County's Historic Preservation Grant Program is accepting applications to fund preservation projects with grants up to $35,000 for buildings and $15,000 for non-buildings.

The Marysville Police Department emphasizes traffic safety near schools, highlighting the issue of speeding in school zones and drivers disregarding school bus stop paddles, and plans increased patrols to address these concerns.

Issaquah unveils upgraded Pedestrian Park and Senior Center Plaza, providing new spaces for community interaction and enhancing the town's connectivity.

Everett faces water main break; Public Works is excavating to fix. Service delays expected, no repair deadline set. Residents advised to conserve water.

Thurston County issues a "Hazardous Weather" advisory ahead of a heatwave, extending shelter-in-place operations and offering resources for those without shelter.

Bellevue and surrounding cities prepare for Welcoming Week, featuring events promoting inclusivity and community engagement, coordinated by Eastside for All.

Five individuals were honored with the Citizen Life-Saving Award by the Everett Fire Department for rescuing a child from near-drowning at Silver Lake.

Seattle Police Department celebrated leukemia survivor Inomar "Ino" Reyes Jr. as "Chief for a Day," acknowledging his resilience and strengthening community bonds.

Snohomish County announces the "Ninth Annual A Night To Remember, A Time To Act," including a resource fair and vigil on August 28, to honor those lost to addiction.