A Nigerian man was sentenced to 54 months in prison for defrauding U.S. pandemic aid programs of over $1 million. He had also attempted tax and other federal loan frauds, resulting in a restitution order for the stolen funds.

Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore has resigned after a 35-year law enforcement career, emphasizing his commitment to community policing and thanking his team and the community.

Tacoma City Council adopted Ordinance 29015 to help food and beverage businesses understand grease interceptor requirements, aiding in informed decision-making and compliance for new entrepreneurs.

Seattle police arrested a 38-year-old man for a Greenwood drive-by shooting last month, with the SWAT team apprehending him after he attempted to escape from an apartment building.

Tacoma passed Resolution 41609, deprioritizing law enforcement action against entheogen-related activities, which may aid in mental health treatments.

Pierce County Human Services partners with J-PAL North America to evaluate two opioid treatment programs, aiming to use data for better policy and resource decisions.

Burien City Council voted 5-2 to expand its camping ban to include restrictions on storing personal items on public property, amidst controversy and legal considerations.

Washington State University's Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine is hosting the Health Justice and Belonging Conference to discuss equitable healthcare solutions.

West Linn-Wilsonville School District board, influenced by parental advocacy, decided to keep three elementary schools open despite a $15 million budget gap.

Pierce County Sheriff's deputies dealt with various crimes over a weekend, including a drive-by shooting. A policy allowing pursuits may have deterred fleeing.

Washington State Ferries is hosting virtual meetings to discuss service restoration, new ferry construction, and electrification, with preregistration required.

Kirkland announces business workshops and a pitch competition with educational sessions and a $5,000 prize in different categories for local entrepreneurs.

Shon Barnes becomes Seattle Police Chief as Sue Rahr steps down, continuing as advisor. The transition occurs amidst allegations against former acting chief Adrian Diaz.