Puyallup Police seek help identifying a woman with a star-shaped tattoo suspected of identity theft and check fraud, using social media to share her image.

Redmond WA Police shared a social media post with holiday driving safety tips, including slowing down, not driving impaired or distracted, buckling up, and watching for pedestrians and weather changes.

Kent Police Department's "Shop with a Cop" event pairs officers with local children for a Christmas shopping spree, funded by community donations and fostering goodwill.

King County Sheriff’s Office concluded a major drug bust linked to the Sinaloa Cartel, seizing over 200 lbs of Methamphetamine, 5 lbs of Heroin, and $90,000 in cash, with one suspect jailed on $1 million bail.

John L. Drake II has been appointed as Vancouver's new fire chief starting Dec. 29, after the city conducted a national search. He has 38 years of experience and comes from a significant role in Los Angeles.

Seattle's Christmas forecast warns of showers, coastal flooding, and consistent low 40s temperatures, with a Coastal Flood Advisory in effect for potential minor flooding.

Emergency repairs on SR 530 near Rockport begin Dec. 29 after flood damage, with construction by Trimaxx and temporary bypass planned; delays expected until Jan 2026.

The Redmond Fire Department participated in the Redmond Lights event, adding holiday cheer to the community and inviting people to enjoy the bright installations at Downtown Park and Esterra Park.

Tacoma Police impounded a vehicle of interest in the investigation of a collision on SR-509 leading to a trooper's death and are seeking public information.

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.