Bellevue's new defensive driving training and AI for street safety lead to fewer incidents; the city also encourages reporting of hate crimes to maintain community harmony.

The "Love, Equally" exhibit, highlighting the history of marriage equality in Washington, moves to Everett Municipal Building until September, coinciding with Everett Pride.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is collaborating with local groups to create a memorial garden in MLK Jr. Park, reflecting the city's Black community and promoting healing.

Washington State Patrol collaborates with the Washington Traffic Safety Commission on the Target Zero Trooper initiative, using data to reduce fatal crashes through focused enforcement.

Seattle's glass recycling has improved with SPU's new partnerships and infrastructure upgrades, reviving the program after a previous halt due to facility closures.

The Seattle Police Department has posted guidelines for upcoming protests, emphasizing peaceful demonstrations and public safety. They will engage with organizers for facilitation and advise securing objects along routes to prevent hazards.

Thousands peacefully marched in Seattle with police facilitating, highlighted by cooperation between demonstrators and officers from Seattle Police Outreach and Engagement Team.

Seattle Police prepare for "No Kings" protests against a military parade on Trump's birthday. They aim for peaceful management and will only act if necessary.

Attorney General Nick Brown and 18 states joined an amicus brief supporting the Job Corps program against its cancellation by the Trump Administration, emphasizing its importance for vulnerable youths.

Tukwila forms a committee to guide its first Participatory Budgeting process, allowing residents to decide on small project funding, with a focus on inclusion and equity.

Thurston County seeks public feedback on "Thurston 2045," its 20-year development plan, focusing on growth and diverse factors, with community engagement at Swede Day festival.

Kirkland's TDC announced its 2026 tourism grant application process, available until July 21, with a $60,000 fund for events that boost local tourism.

The Bellevue Fire Department updated its water rescue tools with two jet skis funded by community donors, to improve response times on Lake Washington and Lake Sammamish.