Councilmember Tanya Woo Champions Broad Seattle Investments in Public Safety, Housing, and Community Programs
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.
Meet Seattle’s Everyday Hero, James Johnson, Maintenance Laborer at City Light, Shares His Story
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 Takes Helm as Vancouver’s New City Manager, Sets Priorities for Community Engagement and Police Chief Recruitment
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's Building Services Enhance Accessibility with In-Language Phone Support and Updated Hours
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 City Residents Beware, 'Energy Vampires' Could Be Haunting Your Electricity Bills
An article highlights how everyday electronics consume energy even when off, known as energy vampires, which could be costing households $200 annually. Steps like unplugging devices and using smart power strips can help save electricity and money.
Seattle's TechTalk Highlights Vital Cyber Safety Strategies for Families in the Digital Age
The article discusses the importance of cyber safety for children and outlines actionable advice for parents to protect their families online, including privacy, avoiding phishing, strong passwords, and identifying cyberbullying.












