Seattle Seniors Sharpen Safety Skills with SPD's Proactive Crime Prevention Workshop
Seattle police briefed seniors on safety, advising situational awareness, minimizing smartphone use, and carefully choosing self-defense tools. They also recommended Gavin de Becker's book and practicing vocal assertiveness for emergencies.
Bay Area Commuters Celebrate as Washington State Opens Second Diverging Diamond Interchange Near Snoqualmie
Washington State has opened its second diverging diamond interchange, designed to improve traffic flow and safety at I-90 and SR 18. The WSDOT launched the interchange after an eight-day closure.
Shoreline Commuters Brace for Road Closures Amid I-5 and N 145th Street Overpass Improvements
The City of Shoreline announced phased road closures, including the major N 145th Street overpass closure in September, to add a second lane on the northbound I-5 off-ramp and construct a roundabout.
Washington State Receives $3 Million Grant to Support Job Reentry for Former Inmates in Kitsap, Franklin, Walla Walla, and Pierce Counties
A $3 million grant will help formerly incarcerated adults in four Washington counties reenter the workforce, managed by the state's Employment Security Department.
Washington Attorney General Sues FIS to Protect Food Assistance Recipients’ Data Amid Federal Privacy Tensions
Washington's AG Nick Brown sues Fidelity Information Services to protect personal data of state residents receiving food assistance from being shared with the federal government for immigration enforcement.












