Spokane residents are invited to discuss the NSC final connection project, including new pedestrian bridge landings, in a community meeting at Liberty Park Library on November 20.

Seattle Parks and Recreation will close various facilities on December 12 for staff training, affecting community centers, pools, and specialized centers. Regular outdoor activities remain open.

Seattle is set for a wet period with rainfall starting after 4 pm today, and a 60% precipitation chance throughout the week, with heavy rains expected Thursday night.

The annual Wintertide celebration in Everett begins with a free tree lighting event and includes over 40 activities, such as a Cookie Crawl and Holiday on the Bay.

A viral video of sushi appearing to move led to the temporary closure of two Seattle-area FOB Sushi locations for an investigation into safety concerns.

This article discusses Seattle Parks and Recreation's TrEE program webinar, highlighting environmental and educational benefits with a focus on equity and community engagement.

The Preliminary 2025-2026 Biennial Budget for Lynnwood includes $145 million in revenue and $143 million in expenses, involving community engagement, and may lead to increased property taxes.

Seattle is under a Wind Advisory with gusts up to 50 mph expected, alongside a wet weather pattern promising persistent rainfall throughout the week, posing challenges for residents.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking service providers for outdoor preschool programs in six city parks to enhance early childhood education and connect with nature.

The Seattle City Council's Select Budget Committee, led by Councilmember Dan Strauss, will vote on the 2025-26 budget, including tax legislation and capital gains proposals.

Redmond introduces a new service fee for Parks and Recreation payments made with credit and debit cards starting December 2, 2024, aimed at offsetting increased processing costs.

Pierce County opens applications for the 2025 Conservation Futures Grant on December 2, with funds to preserve open spaces such as parks and farmlands.

The Puyallup government will discuss the city's transportation future at a TBD Board meeting in the Council Chambers on November 19, 2024, at 6:30 pm.