Seattle's City Attorney proposed a $1,000 fine for graffiti to curb vandalism, with the City Council's support, allowing restitution or community service as alternatives.

Sidewalk repairs on Tacoma's Ruston Way are scheduled from June 25 to July 2, with traffic controlled by flaggers and potential weather-induced rescheduling.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell orders reforms to streamline the city's permitting process for housing and small business development with the establishment of the PACT Team.

Pierce County is opening the new Pipeline Trail with a public event featuring activities and dignitaries. The 5.8-mile trail connects Tacoma Dome to rural areas and is part of a larger trail network plan.

Washington State's DNR and USDA Forest Service found 545,000 acres of damaged trees in a recent aerial survey, a slight increase from last year, with particular concerns over silver fir beetle and Western Spruce Budworm outbreaks.

WSDOT will start major roadwork on eastbound SR 18 in Auburn post-July 4th to repave lanes & replace bridge joints, with night closures & some weekend shutdowns planned.

New details on a Seattle police shooting involving Officer Rodriguez were released, including body-cam footage. Rodriguez is on leave pending an investigation.

Bellevue City Council is seeking applicants for an open position on the Transportation Commission to influence the city's transit policies and projects.

Seattle's weather forecast includes sunny skies and showers with temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to 80°F, and variable wind conditions throughout the week.

The Lyon Creek fish barrier removal project in Lake Forest Park starts June 30, causing traffic disruptions with road closures and detours while improving fish habitats.

Injuries and fires caused by fireworks are a concern in Washington State. Public displays are safest, but for private use, the State Fire Marshal's Office offers guidelines for safety.

The article describes a Pierce County Sheriff's Department patrol log detailing various calls ranging from a suspicious person to domestic violence, highlighting the varied duties of deputies.

Bellevue City Council adopted land use changes to shape Wilburton into a mixed-use neighborhood and held ethics training for council members; the city also recognized Juneteenth.