Seattle faces a spike in armed carjackings, prompting a police manhunt for four suspects. One woman was robbed at gunpoint and a family's SUV was stolen, incidents leaving victims in distress.

Seattle Parks and Recreation seeks food and non-food concessionaires for city parks, welcoming proposals from entrepreneurs, with interest in small, women, and minority-owned businesses.

The article describes a week of expected rainy weather in Seattle, with high humidity and cool temperatures, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Seattle Center's Winterfest runs from Nov 29-Dec 31, offering activities like a Winter Train, market, and performances. It features lighting by Climate Pledge Arena and a New Year's Eve event.

Marysville residents can recycle holiday items, including Christmas trees, at a free event on January 4. Donations for the local food bank are welcome.

The article details Seattle's continued efforts to shape its environmental strategies with input from community voices and labor unions, highlighting recent community assembly sessions for collaborative climate policy development.

A Gig Harbor marijuana dispensary was burglarized by culprits using a car to smash into the storefront, with suspects remaining at large and the police investigating.

Kirkland invites residents to join focus groups for feedback on the city's podcast 'This Week in Kirkland,' looking to improve content and increase engagement.

The Kirkland City Council is set to adopt key fiscal documents and the Final K2044 Comprehensive Plan at their December 10th meeting, with public streaming available.

Joel Faber has been appointed as the new Director of Lynnwood's Parks, Recreation & Cultural Arts Department, bringing over 25 years of experience within the city's various community programs.

The City of Tacoma announces workshops about its Local Employment and Apprenticeship Training Program (LEAP) to connect individuals with employment opportunities in city projects.

Marine Area 10 near Seattle reopens for a late-winter crab fishing season until Dec. 31, as announced by WDFW, with specific catch limits and licensing requirements.

Seattle expects a rainy weekend with an 80% chance tonight, consistent rain through Sunday, highs in the 40s, and winds up to 21 mph. Rain may ease by Sunday night, with clearer skies early next week but a chance of midweek showers.