Seattle Home Fair offers information on permits, inspections, and property regulations at the Filipino Community Center, with experts from various city departments.

Seattle guarantees up to $8 million for local food assistance amid SNAP funding issues, per Mayor Harrell's announcement, providing a buffer until federal aid is restored.

Seattle police seek public help to identify a suspect who assaulted and robbed an elderly woman, biting off her finger for her jewelry in Rainier Beach.

Tacoma Police recovered a family's missing dog, Buddy, after it was stolen by a man with a criminal record. The SPD is seeking public assistance to reunite the dog with its owners.

Seattle participated in the Great ShakeOut drill, promoting the "Fix the Bricks" campaign for seismic retrofit of historic URM buildings, with support for House Bill 1810 that incentivizes such retrofits.

Seattle's forecast includes a week of certain rain, with the NWS predicting near-constant showers and mild temperatures. Precipitation amounts may range between a tenth and a quarter of an inch.

Seattle police rescued a woman from a burning apartment on Capitol Hill; officers broke into the smoke-filled unit after a fire alarm sounded with no response. The woman was disoriented but unharmed and received medical attention.

Bellevue is hosting a town hall on Nov 17 for public insight into proposed development code amendments, with a live Q&A and online participation options.

Tacoma and OMWBE offer a workshop on November 17 to assist minority business owners with certification, aiming for application completion during the session.

Bellevue seeks a provider for opioid misuse education and prevention aimed at non-English-speaking communities, with funding up to $10,000 in 2026 and potential extension.

Washington AG sues the Department of Education over restrictions on PSLF program, backed by 21 attorney generals, opposing rules that may disqualify certain employers.

Seattle's Office of Labor Standards celebrates the 12th anniversary of the Fair Chance Employment Ordinance and reports BlueCrew's settlement over alleged violations.

Seattle City Attorney Davison secured a preliminary injunction against the Trump Administration's executive orders, maintaining the city's access to federal grant funds.