Kirkland is conducting its 2024 community survey and invites residents to participate to help shape city services and policies. An open-link survey will be available on the city website in mid-May.

Everett High School's library is renamed Lawrence E. O'Donnell Everett High Library in honor of the former student and longtime educator's commitment to the Everett community.

Washington state invests $156 million in solar energy and clean transportation, including rebates for EVs, aiming to support low-income communities and reduce pollutants.

Glynda Steiner was appointed as the new Director of Transportation and Environmental Services in Snohomish County, bringing over 20 years of experience to oversee road projects and environmental efforts.

Increased fecal bacteria may lead to shellfish harvest restrictions in 15 out of 115 areas in Washington, as reported by the DOH, though affected areas remain open while under review.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is launching public safety forums to gather resident input for the new One Seattle Safety Framework as the city addresses crime.

Seattle's Ravenna-Eckstein Community Center hosts a Paint Party with Paws with Cause on May 10 to help shelter pets, including a painting session and punch for $12.

Indigenous artist Andrea Wilbur-Sigo created a new logo for the Indigenous Advisory Council, encapsulating elements of gratitude, protection, and respect with Salish Sea symbolism.

Seattle is conducting fire hydrant inspections, which might temporarily discolor water. SPU assures it's not harmful and suggests running the cold tap to clear it. Residents are encouraged to report persistent issues.

The Beacon Hill Festival in Seattle will offer activities such as pottery and gardening on June 1 at Jefferson Park, featuring live music, food trucks, and a community talent show.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is hiring for summer positions with a starting wage of $24/hr, hosting a hiring event on May 4 at the Miller Community Center.

Kirkland is seeking volunteers and float entries for its annual Fourth of July Celebrate Kirkland Parade, encouraging community involvement for a unifying celebration.

Tacoma received $1.3 million from federal programs to study ways to improve safety and accessibility around the I-5 freeway, focusing on better connections for pedestrians and cyclists.