The DeafBlind Service Center in Seattle, established in 1986, offers vital support to the deafblind community through services, advocacy, and by promoting independence and quality of life.

The Burien City Council passed the Burien 2044 Comprehensive Plan for the city's future growth, including housing and transportation components, following extensive planning and community input.

Seattle mourns the loss of Quincy Jones, a legendary music producer with roots in the city, renowned for his work including Michael Jackson's "Thriller".

Redmond imposes a new 2.75% plus $0.30 fee for Parks and Recreation payments made with credit/debit cards starting December 2, to offset rising costs.

Councilmember Tanya Woo focuses on drug-diversion, sanitation, and library resources in new budget amendments, collaborating with Budget Chair Dan Strauss to address community needs in Seattle.

Seattle Parks and Recreation seeks community feedback on their Green Lake aquatic vegetation management plan, addressing invasive species. A meeting is set for November 20, 2024.

The City of Kirkland released draft chapters of the Kirkland 2044 Comprehensive Plan for public review, guiding the city's growth over two decades in areas such as housing and transportation.

Seattle City Light's James Johnson, a maintenance laborer, was featured discussing his work in various roles and offering advice on job variety, as well as sharing his outdoor hobbies and travels.

Lon Pluckhahn succeeds Eric Holmes as Vancouver's City Manager, focusing on recruiting a new Police Chief and a Deputy City Manager while aiming to enhance community engagement and transparency.

Seattle invites public comment on a proposed law to improve solid waste management in light of the city's growing density and outdated safety standards.

Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections enhances its phone system with in-language support, helping callers with diverse language needs access services like permit applications and inspection scheduling.

Seattle Mayor seeks new members for the Design Commission, responsible for crafting the city's public infrastructure aesthetics. Applications are due by November 22, 2024.

Pierce County's blog provides Halloween safety tips, highlighting the importance of visibility, parental vigilance, cautious driving, and checking children's candy.