Everett partners with the SCD to promote tree planting in urban areas, offering free trees, education, and engagement through the Urban & Community Forests Program until December 2028.

Tacoma's city manager Elizabeth Pauli announced a pause in the search for a new police chief to align with leadership changes and ensure the selection of a chief suited to the city's evolving priorities.

A man was arrested in Federal Way after his 5-year-old daughter died, showing signs of assault. She passed away after being taken to Harborview Medical Center. The father is in custody, suspected of her murder.

A 16-year-old boy was released and his homicide case dismissed after fatally stabbing his mother's boyfriend, considered justifiable by law enforcement.

King County Assessor John Wilson faces political pressure to resign and stop his campaign for County Executive due to allegations of stalking, harassment, and inappropriate behavior.

Bellevue announces its Civic Innovation Challenge at the upcoming Inclusive Innovation Forum, aiming to foster tech solutions by engaging local stakeholders and offering resources, guidance, and potential stipends.

Washington State employees received awards for cost-saving ideas, with initiatives reducing printing costs, reusing furniture, and optimizing client bookings. Secretary of State Steve Hobbs lauded their innovative efforts.

East Casino Road in Everett will be repaved from Bruin to Beverly Blvd starting June 2025, with weekday work hours and traffic impacts detailed by the city.

Seattle's weather forecast includes sunny days, light rain chances, with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s, according to the National Weather Service.

Bellevue invites residents to apply for the Bellevue Essentials civic course by July 23. The program aims to educate on city government and promote community involvement.

Clark County Elections Office will be closed on June 6 for a construction project and will resume services on June 9.

Victims of Prehired LLC's deceptive sales program receive checks from the CFPB, after state attorneys general urged action on the court-ordered $4.2 million restitution.

Bellevue's fleet ranks 22nd in North America by the National Association of Fleet Administrators for its sustainable practices and eco-friendly transportation initiatives, including transitioning to electric vehicles.