Nationwide protests are planned against President Trump and Elon Musk's policies, with major events in Seattle and D.C. Protestors are uniting against deportations, threats to social security, and federal layoffs.

Renton's first Zero Waste Plan to reduce landfill use and the Youth Academy for public safety careers are highlighted.

Pierce County Human Services to host events in May for Community Action Month and Older Americans Month, with discussions on poverty and disaster preparedness, plus a screening of a documentary and expert panel.

Tacoma celebrates Earth Day with a community planting event at McKinley Overlook on April 19, inviting volunteers to plant native species and foster community resilience.

WDFW opens applications for the 2025 Watchable Wildlife Grant, funded by bald eagle license plates, to enhance wildlife viewing and promote inclusive access, with a deadline of May 30.

Kirkland announces its State of the City Address and Community Appreciation Night for May 13 at the Kirkland Performance Center, highlighting community spirit and honoring local volunteers.

The City of Bellevue is surveying residents and workers to shape its 2025 Human Services Needs Update, influencing future funding allocation for community services.

WDFW is seeking public input on management strategies for Lower Columbia River tributary fisheries and updating its Fishery Management Evaluation Plan.

Tacoma received a $667,500 grant from the Washington State Department of Ecology to improve air quality and will offer electric bike vouchers and air purifiers to its most polluted communities.

Cheryl Chow Park opens in Seattle's Rainier Valley, featuring play areas, pathways, a basketball court, and picnic spaces, honoring the late councilmember Cheryl Chow.

Seattle's DEEL newsletter announces the expansion of the Seattle Preschool Program for 2025-26, introduces free telehealth services, updates on levy renewal, and details about the Child Care Assistance Program.

Seattle celebrates the tenth anniversary of its Minimum Wage and Wage Theft Ordinances, with the Office of Labor Standards recovering $15.8 million for workers.

Seattle celebrates Earth Month with diverse events including river cleanup, tulip farming for BIPOC families, gardening workshops, and sustainable crafts, aiming for environmental stewardship and justice.