Snohomish County is seeking four volunteers for the ADA Public Right-of-Way Advisory Committee to advise on accessibility for those with disabilities. Applications are due by December 11, 2024.

Marine Area 11 in Washington opens for winter crabbing, starting Nov. 4, under sustainable management practices, with specific catch limits and licensing requirements.

Seattle is expected to experience a rainy weekend with continuous precipitation into early next week, temperatures in the low 50s, and light winds, as per the National Weather Service.

Snohomish County seeks four volunteers for its ADA Public Right-of-Way Advisory Committee to ensure accessible sidewalks and crosswalks. Applications are due December 11.

Kirkland City Council will meet on November 6 to discuss a range of topics including Winterfest funding, a Transportation Plan, and city budget matters, with options to attend in person or via Zoom.

Washington's WDFW is starting drone surveys for wildlife monitoring in Skagit, Snohomish, and Whatcom counties to improve data collection on swan and goose populations from October until December 2026.

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife installs bear-resistant food lockers to prevent bear-human conflicts in northeast Washington camping areas.

Seattle's Mayor has signed the Music Venue Zone Permit legislation, which aims to ease parking and loading for musicians at live music venues, with positive feedback from the local music community.

A sergeant in Puyallup encountered a man damaging a car with a woman and children inside. After backup arrived, the man was arrested for several offenses, including Assault on a Deputy. No injuries were reported.

Judith Panlasigui leads the MODVSA in Seattle, coordinating services for GBV survivors and tackling racial equity through community partnerships and systemic approaches.

A suspect with a history of elusion was arrested by Seattle Police after a chase resulted in vehicle damage and traffic disruptions. No injuries were reported.

Kirkland's City Council invites the public to discuss the 2025-2030 financial plans, including budget, capital programs, and property taxes at a November 6 hearing.

WDFW seeks grant proposals for wildlife conservation, offering $400,000 for projects to protect Washington's at-risk species. Applications open November 1, with funds available for the 2025-2027 biennium.