Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell's annual report highlights progress in public safety, housing, and governance, noting crime rate reduction, $349.5 million in affordable housing investment, and a successful legislative partnership with the City Council.

The Puyallup Police promote the "9PM Routine" to prevent holiday theft, using social media to remind citizens to lock up and secure homes and vehicles.

Auburn offers flood recovery resources and urges affected residents and businesses to report damages. Aid includes cleanup help and potential federal assistance. The deadline for damage reports is December 28.

The Olympia Police Department's Business Office will be closed starting 2:00 p.m. on December 24, reopening December 29; however, patrols continue as normal.

WSDOT completed emergency repairs on SR 162, reopening the road after a two-day closure for slope stabilization with rocks and boulders along South Prairie Creek.

A vehicle linked to the fatal SR-509 collision involving the death of a trooper has been found and impounded by Tacoma Police, who seek community help.

Seattle faces a wet and windy Christmas week with advisories for minor coastal flooding and high winds causing potential power outages and travel disruptions.

A man was arrested in Seattle for arson and assaulting officers after setting a fire in a dumpster and engaging in a physical altercation with police.

A woman was arrested for assaulting two WA State Patrol troopers and spitting on a Seattle police officer after a traffic crash linked to a domestic incident.

A suspect in Burien was arrested for felony assault after allegedly attacking his girlfriend, with added charges due to outstanding warrants. Police K9 aided in the arrest.

An E. coli outbreak has been linked to Tokyo Stop Teriyaki in Bellevue, leading to its temporary closure and sanitation. Five customers fell ill, with four hospitalized.

The Issaquah Police Department held an awards ceremony, honoring members for their exceptional service, including lifesaving actions, outstanding initiatives, and leadership.

A woman was stabbed to death in a Milton townhome, and suspect Mi Lanique Jenkins, a former roommate, was detained and charged with first-degree murder. The incident involved individuals who knew one another.