Seattle Invests $1.2 Million in Community-Led Environmental Justice Projects
Seattle's Office of Sustainability and Environment is allocating $1.2 million to support local organizations' environmental justice projects, focusing on communities disproportionately affected by climate change.
Lake Stevens Embarks on Main Street Upgrades Near North Cove Park, City Promises Minimal Disruption
Lake Stevens is undertaking a Main Street infrastructure project to enhance the city center, with minimal expected disruptions but some construction-related inconveniences for residents and visitors.
Acting Tacoma Police Chief Endorses Successor, Pledges Support for Interim Chief Patti Jackson Amid Departmental Changes
Acting Police Chief Paul Junger endorses Interim Police Chief Patti Jackson's appointment, highlighting the commitment to serve Tacoma PD and support the department's progress.
Seattle's SDCI Retracts Fire Wall Code Interpretations, Opening Discussions for 2024 Building Code Amendments
Seattle's SDCI rescinded two fire wall continuity interpretations, eyeing amendments to the 2024 Seattle Building Code for clarity, with stakeholder input encouraged in upcoming meetings.
Seattle's Poll Building Becomes First to Meet New Seismic Standards Near Pike Place Market
Seattle's Poll Building at 110 Union Street is the first to officially meet the city's new seismic regulations after completing earthquake retrofit upgrades. The work is noted in the city's updated URM database.
Pierce County Deputies Arrest Speeder for Obstruction, Apprehend Wanted Felon, and Seize Firearm from Intoxicated Shooter
Multiple arrests occurred in Pierce County during a weekend, involving a driver resisting arrest on a speeding violation, the capture of a wanted felon, and an intoxicated shooter facing charges.












